kitler53 on 01 September 2011
| d21lewis said: So marketing doesn't play a role in this? Price doesn't play a role in this? Exposure? Release dates? Nothing. Basically, if it's good, it will sell and if it failed, it's because it wasn't good enough. That's bullshit. There are terrible movies in great franchises that do better than good movies with no exposure. There are expensive or unheard of restaurants that provide better food and service than McDonald's but because of advertisements, price or location, brand name, or convenience, they get beaten out. There are musicians that produce quality music and don't get discovered and suddenly, because of an image change or because they were finally found out by the right producer, that exact same person with their ten year old song suddenly becomes a media sensation. How you came to your conclusion that people only spend money on quality is beyond me. People spend money based on their intelligence. I'm sure there was a better house in a better location that I could be living in but, due to my lack of research, I've never found it. I got what appeared to be the best deal as far as I knew. Sometimes quality is recognized and success follows. Sometimes quality goes undiscovered. On the plus side, you seem to have excellent grammar. |
very well put, i 100% agree.
