I’ll be answering the question “why are tv movies so bad?”.
Have you ever remembered a time when you were excited to watch a tv movie?
Me neither.
I do have one through a generational bias but the point is in my 28 years on this earth, I can only come by one that I remembered liking.
Maybe I’ll make a post about it in the future.
But let’s move on.
I was pursuing an answer that would give me a better understanding about why great tv movies (at least good ones) hard to come by?
Why Are Tv Movies So Bad?
There’s a few points that came up when researching some opinions on why other movie enthusiasts believe this:
- Writers Playing a Role In The Story
- Determining what the production values are
- Camera equipment is much easier to acquire (over saturation)
- It could be affecting the quality of movies we get today
These are all valid points that point out good topics of discussion for movie-lovers who care about good products.
Do Writers Play a Role?
Observing The Production Values
Accessing Camera Equipment Is Easier
Does It Affect Modern Movies?
Final Thoughts
These are all good points that address a few issues that people who care about the quality of show from their favorite series would have:
- Good writing will make a difference in the story at least
- Depending on the budget and ability to stick with the same team determines a strong production
- With the ability to create with lower quality tools can come a wave of stories being shared by new directors
- It could influence the movie theatre experience depending on how well the tv-movie was received
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