Difference between revisions of "Alternatives to Hollywood"
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Good indicators of Alternatives to Hollywood are: | Good indicators of Alternatives to Hollywood are: | ||
*movies filmed on location, rather than on a Hollywood set. Example: [[Witness (film)|Witness]]. | *movies filmed on location, rather than on a Hollywood set. Example: [[Witness (film)|Witness]]. | ||
| − | *movies having a cast that includes non-celebrities, or celebrities who accomplished something in fields outside of Hollywood | + | *movies having a cast that includes non-celebrities, or celebrities who accomplished something in fields outside of Hollywood. Example: [[Frank Sinatra]] in ''[[From Here to Eternity]]'' (1953). |
*movies directed by someone who works outside of Hollywood | *movies directed by someone who works outside of Hollywood | ||
*movies that use non-[[union]] labor | *movies that use non-[[union]] labor | ||
[[category:movies]] | [[category:movies]] | ||
Revision as of 01:30, July 3, 2022
Alternatives to Hollywood are movies that break loose of the Hollywood values and liberal claptrap that ruin movies made by Hollywood]].
Good indicators of Alternatives to Hollywood are:
- movies filmed on location, rather than on a Hollywood set. Example: Witness.
- movies having a cast that includes non-celebrities, or celebrities who accomplished something in fields outside of Hollywood. Example: Frank Sinatra in From Here to Eternity (1953).
- movies directed by someone who works outside of Hollywood
- movies that use non-union labor