Dear filmmakers. Don’t make a movie about this. Btw, have some ideas. Don’t make it though.
Ah yes, Greta Gerwig, the quirky director from Sacramento known best for her provocative and action-packed political thrillers about star-crossed lovers inspired by violent insurrectionshttps://twitter.com/sfchronicle/status/1350647117476462595 …
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Well there will be someday. Because this kind of history will make a good action/drama/political film. And as we all know, filmmakers like to use what they got nowadays. Because it's save. And films on history can be really successful. It's about money
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Wow. Didn’t know Greta Gerwig did the Hunger Games...
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And then he pulls the Just a Joke cardhttps://twitter.com/TonyBravoSF/status/1350671249559572482?s=19 …
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*sigh* I’d watch it
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I mean, that IS a perfect description of Little Women.
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I mean, I understand that people are worried about the worrisome tendency to make real-world events into a movie right out the gate, especially after the horrid ideas for COVID movies we've seen so far, but they could've chosen more appropriate directors to mention.
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I mean, they've always done it. It's what people talk about, and what's more successful. But Greta is a whole different genre.
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