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I was greatly looking forward to this show, and unfortunately I am caught up in the Heroes finale and in NBA playoff fever and missed the first episode as well as the box office episode last night.
Did anybody get a chance to catch it? Is it worth my time? I like the premise alot, I was hoping the execution lived up to its potential.
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I watched it. I think it was worth the time. The first episode was kind of jumbled, but that was because there were fifty people who were to pitch a film. That was pared to about twenty or so. There aren't any actual films yet. There should be by next week.
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quote:Originally posted by The Reader: I watched it. I think it was worth the time. The first episode was kind of jumbled, but that was because there were fifty people who were to pitch a film. That was pared to about twenty or so. There aren't any actual films yet. There should be by next week.
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Elmer, me too. Well, some of them were good.
It's harder than you think to "tell" a story, and I think some people shot themselves in the foot by trying to be overly 'creative'.
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I enjoyed it, though not quite as much as I'd been hoping to. I found myself playing along, trying to come up with plausible story lines. I thought a few of mine were decent, which makes me wonder how, with hours to plan and presumably some experience with this sort of thing, most shown were just plain terrible.
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I enjoyed one contestant's pitch, but then I had the thought "Wow, that sounds like a movie I'd like to see if I didn't already know the ending."
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