For what it's worth, I don't feel antagonized by Roscoe's comments. He doesn't like Rob Marshall one bit. I have liked Marshall's work immensely and disliked it as well.
But my opinion isn't threatened or undermined by Roscoe's, or anyone else posting who doesn't agree with me.
I should also say that while, so far, I really don't see any blatant missteps by the creative team for this movie, I have no idea if it's going to work.
I think it's equally wrong for anyone to say they "know" it isn't going to work.
Those are the extreme comments that make no sense. We don't "know" anything. We can agree with or disagree with the choices being made. We can even say, "I think this is going to be great," or "I have little hope that this will work."
Those are all opinions. But "I know this will be a big hit," or "I know this will flop big-time."
No, you don't.
(That comment is not directed at anybody in particular, by the way.)
I'm in the camp that is hoping for the best. I think the choices made so far could lead to a very successful film, both financially and artistically. Others here don't feel that way.
But none of us "know," one way or the other.
"Jaws is the Citizen Kane of movies."
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