New Charles Darwin film is 'too controversial' for religious American audiences

[Kasz216]

Avinash_Tyagi said:

Kasz216 said:

Aj_habfan said:

"Outside of New York and LA"

These are the two cities not ruled by religion in the US?

 

"People have been saying this is the best film they've seen all year"

Lawl.

I actually wouldn't mind seeing this movie, obviously not in the theaters, but on TV. And controversy is a great way to draw interest and free marketing, I'm surprised not one distributor would take that chance.

 

Oh yeah.  I'll watch it when it hits HC or Biography....

but i mean expecting people to pay 10-14 dollars to see this in theatres... 20-28 if they bring a date... 30 to 38 if they want popcorn and/or a drink.

 

Yeah... no.

  You can say that about any movie really

True.

Me i don't actually go to the movies except for taking my girlfriend out.

But a documentry.  It's not like a Documentry has a chance of having it's ending ruined or anything.

Documentries need to be provacative to do big buisness in the US.

His documentry isn't selling because it's controversial.

It isn't selling because it ISN'T controversial.