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In response to "but I don't see how that translates to *less* domestic box office. -- nm" by Reagen

I can get behind it. It's basically "if movies are designed to appeal to the widest possible audience, they appeal to no-one" -- nm

Posted by Roger More (aka rogermore) Sep 1 '14, 21:17

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appealing to the widest possible audience is Hollywood's business. - Reagen Sep 1, 21:36 6
- But the widest possible audience has expanded a lot recently. Before, it was domestic demand which drove Hollywood decisions about what movies to make - Roger More Sep 1, 21:50 5
  - Thinking about it a little further, Apatow's speaking as a comedy director. - Roger More Sep 1, 22:12 4
    - Eh. 3 of last year's biggest hits were Apatow-style comedies. - Reagen Sep 1, 22:14 3
      - Sure, but those were big hits domestically, not internationally. - Roger More Sep 1, 22:25 1
        
        And they're being made, is my point. - Reagen Sep 1, 22:30
      - (I'm actually working on a larger project looking into just these kinds of shifts over the years, FWIW) -- nm - Reagen Sep 1, 22:18
Though I also think Pixar's decision to push back its summer 2014 release to next year and Paul Walker's death cost the domestic box office $500M this - Roger More Sep 1, 21:33 1
- Which is certainly another thing to consider. a lot of conclusions can be drawn from circumstance - Reagen Sep 1, 21:39

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