And it also upsets me a little bit because these people who are making these comments just so happen to have movies that have just come out that have tanked big time. I don't fault a lot of them. I do fault the pandemic, where people who used to regularly go to films could even out the odds. Even in a world before we had the pandemic, we had really of great films that were coming out in the cinema, that were competing against Marvel films and Star Wars films
I mean, a lot of the Rings could have been a disaster, but Peter Jackson just made it an absolute masterpiece, right? And it did very well. That is not necessary. Some Westminster movies don't always do well, but in that case it did. So my point here is that filmmakers like Emergency need to go and find the next big story that they want to tell and it could be a one off story
But I will ask you both to do this. Go look up the last, I don't know, ten Roland Emerick films and check out who distributed them and who produced them. It is almost always a different set of companies. And then you look at what's going on with Marvel and Star Wars, and it is obviously the same company each and every time it is bad for movie making that one company owns such a large share of the market
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And if you are a creative independent filmmaker I don't think there was a better chance of you getting realizing your creative vision than now because in the earlier time you had to get a major producer who will distribute your movie and all these theaters physically all over the country for it to be meaningful to you and make a movie