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There is about to be a writer’s strike in LA (TV, which is another realm - can we count the number of dead women on TV shows today? CSI (1, 2,3,4…),Law & Order (and their spinoffs), NCIA(?), Cold Case, Missing.. the list goes on…Who is writing this garbage? Why aren’t more people turning it and ignoring the bad movies coming out of Gollywood!

]]> By: dbunker http://www.slashfilm.com/2007/10/08/warner-bros-denies-comments/#comment-86004 dbunker Wed, 10 Oct 2007 16:06:41 +0000 http://www.slashfilm.com/2007/10/08/warner-bros-denies-comments/#comment-86004 I think this is just more of a case of bad movie-itis than a female lead problem, which is more of a writing and script selection issue, Sorry, Nicole Kidman doesn't strike me as very good, especially since she seems to look like a demented Barbie doll now (I mean seriously.. is it just me?) Jodie Foster is a good actress (good actor, whatever the PC type is now), but really seems to be typecast into roles of a reluctantly strong woman, which seems to make all of her moveis appear the same, but if different settings... and don't get me started on The Reaping(talk about bad idea) but I will say that Hilary Swank is fine as an actress.. But the common thread of all these films are that they are bad concepts, regardless of male or female leading role, or who is playing it.... Drama's cannot be badly made and then be expected to do well. Comedies and horror movies make money no matter how crappy they are (See: Will Ferrell, any cheesy knock off movie,Hostel, and I think this is just more of a case of bad movie-itis than a female lead problem, which is more of a writing and script selection issue, Sorry, Nicole Kidman doesn’t strike me as very good, especially since she seems to look like a demented Barbie doll now (I mean seriously.. is it just me?)
Jodie Foster is a good actress (good actor, whatever the PC type is now), but really seems to be typecast into roles of a reluctantly strong woman, which seems to make all of her moveis appear the same, but if different settings…
and don’t get me started on The Reaping(talk about bad idea) but I will say that Hilary Swank is fine as an actress..
But the common thread of all these films are that they are bad concepts, regardless of male or female leading role, or who is playing it….
Drama’s cannot be badly made and then be expected to do well.
Comedies and horror movies make money no matter how crappy they are (See: Will Ferrell, any cheesy knock off movie,Hostel, and

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