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Topic: MGM keeps dithering about Michael Moore
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Ian Price
Phenomenal Film Handler
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Posts: 1714
From: Denver, CO
Registered: Jun 99
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posted 10-25-2002 03:09 PM
Found inside the Bowling For Columbine film cans. quote: Post Production Department Memo MGMImportant note regarding "Bowling For Columbine" prints. The movie was made in a "Documentary" style which means it contains scenes that were filmed using both video and film cameras. Several scenes in the movie may appear soft in focus, the color may not look good, and shots may be overexposed. This is not a defect and is the intended effect of the director of the movie. Thank you for your co-operation. MGM Studios
MGM dithered as to release this film. Now that they have, they are worried about what people will think of the look. Heck, Michael Moore took half these images off of his TV set! Well it was nice to get a heads up in the can.
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