- The project reflects (Disney's) decision to limit its filmmaking investments to two categories: developing movies around its established Marvel, Pixar and Disney brands, and financing wide-appeal event movies with the potential to drive sequels, merchandise sales, television series or theme-park attractions.
That's about all you need to know. Story and character are the two required elements for good movies (and novels). Everything else is an afterthought -- unless you're the typical Hollywood financier.
I think some big-budget Hollywood movies are very good, like almost anything by Ridley Scott -- Gladiator, American Gangster, Kingdom of Heaven, etc. These are the exceptions, unfortunately.
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What about "Soul Plane"?
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