not that i’m for whomever losing a job,but again sometimes seems the same name people keep getting the big jobs regardless of if the film(s) do good or bad. *sigh*

yeah i’d rather more chances go to females/non whites or non name directors getting a break than the usuals cashing in regardless if box office or reviews are crap.

it’s not so much i think he should lose a job. it’s after two flops i’m a little *arrgh* that he gets one of the bigger directing jobs. that’s almost gonna be bomb proof regardless of who directs it. ha ha…

just feel he’s next job should be one that’s smaller/scale/budget.not hey, have another go a blockbuster.

note:nope, i have zero interest in richie nor arthur nor the disney remake. i’d feel the same regardless of who was in this situation. hell, if it’s gonna come across like failure gonna be rewarded. i’m finally gonna be a success in life. so i guess i should support richie too… 😉

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Ok.Thanks.

Again why root for him to lose his job? I can totally agree that the system is unfair without wishing ill on people. And all though the movie flopped, that happens to every filmmaker on a long enough timeline. The other thing that has to be said is, the movie is not terrible, it’s not the work of an hack who doesn’t know what he is doing. I saw it with a half packed theater on Friday night and people applauded at the end. So it’s not like Richie is a terrible filmmaker and deserves to never be able to make another film because he’s made a few films that didn’t light the world on fire, it’s still a pretty petty thing to write.

Is this line really necessary, why root for someone to lose their job? Does it seem a moral thing to do?

I saw the movie this weekend and was really surprised how much I loved it. It’s a fun movie and your own review grudgingly admitted as much. The one thing that is consistent about movie sites and critics is that you guys always come off as bitter.