5 Awesome Movies Ruined By Last-Minute Changes

cracked.com — "We'll just fix that in post!" has always been the rallying cry for filmmakers in the middle of a troubled production. Unfortunately, sometimes things have a nasty habit of actually getting broken in post-production, usually thanks to studio interference.Victims include ... May 23, 2008 View in Crawl 4

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mechanic69 May 24, 2008

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Blade Runner must not have been too bad "In 1993, Blade Runner was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".<a class="user" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blade_Runner">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blade_Runner</a>

bunnybutt May 24, 2008

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Leave it to test audiences to take an artist's/directors original idea for a movie and squash it like a pack disapproving mothers!

mikeytwit May 24, 2008

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Note my comment was about going to the movies, not watching movies. saw Finding Nemo and will watch Iron Man when released on DVD. I have a home theater system and feel no need to see it on the huge screen, when I feel my big screen is enough for me. All that "you need to experience it at the theater" speak is subjective. No I don't, I enjoy watching films at home, thank you very much.

supervepr308 May 27, 2008

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I must disagree. One of the best novellas I have read and I have read alot. You are entitled to your opinion though. It ain't for everybody.

bjs3171 May 27, 2008

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yes he can. he conveys emotion in a subtle manner, not over-the-top. that's what good acting is.

pkonink May 29, 2008

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The I Am Legend novella is godly, one of the better books of the McCarthyist 1950s, and even more socially relevant in the post-modern age of terrorists. Now I am sooooo glad I skipped the movie - my "Will Smith's Movie Law" saved me again. If you're curious the law states, "If Will Smith plays a lead role, it must be a sell-out pile of crap so avoid it."