Kasz216 on 10 January 2011
| Porcupine_I said: lately churches tend not to fall for the "free advertisement through controversy" scheme any more. when there used to be bishops and arch bishops to condemn movies only dealing remotely with the subject, nowadays even big budget productions struggle to find some priest in some remote village to comment. |
I guess that... kinda makes sense, but I always thought those guys liked to be on TV just as much as everybody else and that's why some of them did it.
I mean, there are tons of priests who seem to like to be on TV.
Who knows, maybe it's the down economy. It'd be funny if all this time the movies and games were actually paying the priests for virual marketing controversy.
Like EA but not so eaisly traceable!
