Making movies ain’t easy.
Script ideas are batted around in basements, screenplays are slaved over under dim desk lamps, edits are massaged for months in coffee shop corners, ideas are pitched in glassy boardrooms, storyboards are drawn in dusty studios, phone calls are made and meetings are had, and months and months and millions and millions are spent assembling a cast and crew, scouting locations, and shooting every single second of the next big Hollywood blockbuster.
But all bets are off when the trailer is finally screened before your movie begins.
Slurping your Coke, elbowing the armrest, your eyeballs flash with explosions before whispering to your friend.
“That looks terrible.”
