You’d watch that, right?
So would the rest of the world.
Sounds crazy? That’s exactly what my script Box Office Babe is about.
But this isn’t just a fun idea — it’s a movie revolution.
Picture this:
Major studios are forced to film the exact same script. Each with their own director, cast, and style. At first, they hate it — total nightmare. But then the audience goes nuts. Box office records break. Theaters can’t keep up. This is the new craze.
Why does it work?
Because there’s no one more curious than an audience.
What if The Terminator was directed by Woody Allen?
What if Barbie had Tarantino’s fingerprints all over it?
And what if total outsiders — even civilians — were allowed to direct a studio film?
Now they can. And people love it.
Suddenly, there’s something everyone’s talking about.
Fans take sides. Studio rivalries ignite. Versions battle it out.
It’s hype on steroids — and the film itself becomes the marketing.
This is how the next era of cinema begins:
