The_Art_Life
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@ And a lottery is not a "tax", it's discretionary spending in the hope of $$$ payout. Pretty far from a tax. IMHO.
12:14 AM Nov 23rd
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@ If you left digital arts funding to the "market" you'd be a subsidy of SONY not Ozco. The market does not=user choice. IMHO.
12:12 AM Nov 23rd
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@ $250million + for a movie of commentaries on the nature of civilisation - or massive light show with space battles?
5:36 PM Nov 22nd
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@ And this!
5:23 PM Nov 22nd
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@ Emmerich will find a contemporary political angle, something no doubt like this:
5:20 PM Nov 22nd
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@ It'll be Stargate all over again.
4:13 PM Nov 22nd
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@ And Emmerich wouldn't be one to be chained to a "novel" for his script!
4:04 PM Nov 22nd
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@ A giant ship hoving into view w Evererst and sun in b-ground but a mere prelude to Mule armada set against galactic core!
4:02 PM Nov 22nd
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Twitter is not a proper venue for debates. 140 characters more suited to quips, links, haiku.
4:00 PM Nov 22nd
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@ Yes, let's free Govt of the need/desire/duty to fund the arts. Why shouldn't they just let the market decide?
3:58 PM Nov 22nd
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@ The operatics of spatial relationships - sea on land, land in sea, etc terror sublime: 2012 is an 18th century "space opera"
3:55 PM Nov 22nd
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@ Perfect mix of director & material. He's already directing space opera on the grandest scale.
1:22 PM Nov 22nd
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@ Such as?
1:20 PM Nov 22nd
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Roland Emmerich's next film sched'd to be Asimov's 'Foundation'. Holy cow.
12:02 AM Nov 22nd
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Just saw 2012 Well, the world ends, but a lot happens first. Crazy, mad & oddly emotional altho' overwrought. The end of the end one hopes.
11:44 PM Nov 21st
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@ Also "good causes" needn't be restricted to arts: money could go to Indig health etc.
4:33 PM Nov 20th
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@ in UK 50% goes to prize money, 28% to good causes, rest divided btwn govt, operators etc.
4:30 PM Nov 20th
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@ Look into the setup of the UK lottery and the arrangement for it's monies to "good causes" rather than revenue for Govt.
4:29 PM Nov 20th
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@ A national lottery wouldn't preclude state versions anyore than State taxes preclude Fed taxes.
4:27 PM Nov 20th
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@ What do you mean "can't be done"? What legislation prevents it? Couldn't it be changed?
3:24 PM Nov 20th
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