Filmmaking / Directing : Could Mediocre Movies Save Movie Theaters? ‘Ticket to Paradise,’ ‘A Man Called Otto’ and ‘80 for Brady’ Say Yes. by Dane Johnson

Dane Johnson

Could Mediocre Movies Save Movie Theaters? ‘Ticket to Paradise,’ ‘A Man Called Otto’ and ‘80 for Brady’ Say Yes.

This Variety article will hopefully inspire anyone aspiring to make one of “the movies that grease the wheels of the theatrical experience: the friendly bread-and-butter formula films for adults that audiences can depend on, that can keep them hooked on the act of moviegoing.” That’s what the author means by a “mediocre” movie.

Maybe not the best adjective to use, but I think it’s a great perspective that will hopefully come to pass. If your project is something other than a CGI animation, SFX epic, or reboots, I for one would love to see it on the big screen. Anyone else?

https://variety.com/2023/film/columns/what-saves-movie-theaters-mediocre...

Could Mediocre Movies Save Movie Theaters? 'Ticket to Paradise,' 'A Man Called Otto' and '80 for Brady' Say Yes
Could Mediocre Movies Save Movie Theaters? 'Ticket to Paradise,' 'A Man Called Otto' and '80 for Brady' Say Yes
The success of 'Ticket to Paradise,' 'A Man Called Otto' and '80 for Brady' show a path forward for box office doldrums: More triumphant mediocrity!

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