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Topic	I think I know what audience the new Star Wars films are generally aimed at.
HeroDelTiempo17 07/27/19 7:36:27 PM #17:	I wasnt really considering release frequency as criteria for being a cultural "event movie." Though I do agree that kind of movie is much more popular and frequent due to Disney and Marvel and others cashing in on the blockbuster model, it's something that the OT obviously also did. If you want to structure it around week-to-week serial viewing and the rise and fall of TV, sure. That's something I hadn't considered at all and is an interesting angle. But I'm not sure I agree. I'm was thinking "event of the summer" type movies when I said that. Edit: saw the edit, yeah, it's different but I still think it's the same model. The frequency of them has just changed. --- DPOblivion was far more determined than me. <cite>HeroDelTiempo17 posted [p:925269367] in I think I ... [t:77894062]...</cite> <quote>I wasnt really considering release frequency as criteria for being a cultural "event movie." Though I do agree that kind of movie is much more popular and frequent due to Disney and Marvel and others cashing in on the blockbuster model, it's something that the OT obviously also did. If you want to structure it around week-to-week serial viewing and the rise and fall of TV, sure. That's something I hadn't considered at all and is an interesting angle. But I'm not sure I agree. I'm was thinking "event of the summer" type movies when I said that. Edit: saw the edit, yeah, it's different but I still think it's the same model. The frequency of them has just changed. --- DPOblivion was far more determined than me.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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