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Annael
Immortal
Nov 30 2015, 3:45pm
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what is the SINGLE most important element of a movie, for you?
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The poll below about loving/hating "The Hobbit" trilogy inspired this one. I got the impression that those who loved it, loved it because of the actors, while those who were not so enamoured objected to the license taken with the story. (And many said "it was a good movie but not a good adaptation.") So while ALL the elements I've listed are of course necessary to a good movie, which one is the deal-breaker for you? Can great acting overcome a bad script? Are you in it for the story, first and foremost? (I am.) Tell us what you think!
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NecromancerRising
Gondor
Nov 30 2015, 4:14pm
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Even a poor, or plain good, or typical story can be transformed into a masterpiece in the hands of a skilled director.
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DainPig
Gondor
Nov 30 2015, 7:02pm
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Good actors make a good movie - Ian McDiarmid and Ewan McGregor saved the star wars prequels to me.
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Misto
Lorien
Nov 30 2015, 7:58pm
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If one of them isn't up to scratch it really can ruin the movie. However, my biggest pet peeve is acting. I can deal with a less than perfect story, I may ignore visuals or directing flaws but bad acting is something I find very hard to ignore.
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Meneldor
Valinor
Dec 1 2015, 12:30am
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If I don't care about the characters, nothing else matters. //
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sevilodorf
Tol Eressea
Dec 1 2015, 12:44am
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Story... which means both plot and Characters//
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