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Originally Posted by Bry
Okay. I said the same in another thread, but it bears repeating:
I "get" why the PD team is trying to throw Liebesman under the bus, because they're all covering their own asses and he's an easy scapegoat. But that's just them trying to frame their own narrative and dodge responsibility for a movie that disappointed a lot of people. Don't buy it -- that movie's problems stemmed from every single step of the creative process, starting long before he was hired. As bad a job as he did (and he did a terrible job), it's not all on Liebesman, not by a long shot. He was cherry-picked for the job by the people in charge for very specific reasons. And everyone else who dropped the ball last time is still involved in this one.
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True. I don't doubt any of that. However I do feel that the actors comments about this new film seem more sincere this time around. And it was the interviewer that pick up on thier discomfort when talking about Liebesman, not just them out rightly saying it. But don't you think that they may have a clearer path of what movie they should write, film, and turn out, now that they know what not to do?