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Non-adventurous, cautious-minded ComicCon journos were fretting today about missing today's noon deadline for the ComicCon hotels las vegas car hire rentals form . "Convinced it's too late, will sleep on the street," one said. It's always preferable to plan ahead and feel secure, of course, but people with gumption can always improvise and make do.
The last time I attended ComicCon I just drove around and found the most attractive (or at least tolerable) down-at-the-heels flophouses in the northern regions. Pacific Beach, Ocean Beach...that line of country. Fleabag motels are always cheaper and almost never filled to capacity. Because the vast majority of cautious-minded travelers refuse to stay in them.
The only way I'll ever attend ComicCon again is if a major, must-see film has its first-ever showing there. Otherwise forget it. ComicCon is Ground las vegas car hire rentals Zero for the CGI jizz, comic-book jail cell, moronic videogame flip-flop mentality that has all but ruined action films, and has made fantasy films as predictable as fast-food menus at Wendy's. las vegas car hire rentals Almost everything I hate about movies today seems to have originated there. The less Hollywood las vegas car hire rentals caters to the ComicCon mentality, the better off movies in general will be.
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For most of us who cover Comic Con, it means 16-hour workdays and then parties and four hours of sleep. A hotel close to the convention center makes a huge difference in your quality las vegas car hire rentals of life for those 5 days. A fleabag hotel by the ocean sounds great, but that's not what covering Comic Con is about for the bulk of press there. It might be non-adventurous, but it's the only responsible way to do it.
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The root of the problem isn't the comic-culture. It's the men behind the curtain. If the shot-callers strove for more than just a decent bottom line, and really put their hearts and souls into adapting the source material instead of half-assedly buying up properties for their assembly line, this would be a non-issue. Unfortunately, they understand all too well the fact that most moviegoers are mouth breathing morons who wouldn't know a good film if it bit them in the ass. From a business perspective, you can't really blame them. From every other perspective, it's lazy, irresponsible, and detrimental.
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Not that they need me to defend them, but none of the people you mentioned above are what I would call "swoonies." Not that we don't like what Comic-Con can offer, but we're there because it's part of our beat and we make a living covering it.
What Wells fails to realize or include about the alleged Comic-Con mentality infecting Hollywood is that the fans don't like a lot of the movies being offered up either. Were GREEN LANTERN, SUCKER PUNCH or COWBOYS & ALIENS smashes? I am just as saddened when something like TRANSFORMERS becomes so huge, but that's just as easy to blame on the masses who will go see PAUL BLART.
Supposedly, Nolan's gonna be there, but I already saw him at the Egyptian, and that event was already las vegas car hire rentals busy enough. I do wanna go for Katsuhiro Otomo, las vegas car hire rentals but he's been known to flake out on appearances lately.
"What Wells fails to realize or include about the alleged Comic-Con mentality infecting Hollywood is that the fans don't like a lot of the movies being offered up either. Were GREEN LANTERN, SUCKER PUNCH or COWBOYS & ALIENS smashes?"
The idea for a while there seemed to be that San Diego was a brilliant marketing opportunity, speaking directly to a wildly enthusiastic, vocal audience that'd las vegas car hire rentals serve as tastemakers and help spread the word. I've only been to Comic Con once, and when I think of the most pervasive things I saw being promoted there -- Battle: Los Angeles, NBC's The Event, Scott Pilgrim -- few of them really made that big of an impact outside the show. The Walking Dead is an obvious exception. Tron: Legacy was everywhere but didn't do mindblowing numbers at the box office. I don't know. I got the impression from what people were saying last year that Hollywood's kind of cluing in that big marketing campaigns at Comic Con didn't amount las vegas car hire rentals to much in the way of ROI. Good word of mouth doesn't translate to big dollars, and bad word of mouth can be toxic.
I'm sure, though, that the people who run Comic-Con are huddled together in a room with the organizers of SXSW discussing whether or not they should cancel their events now that Jeff Wells isn't coming.
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