Apropos to the event Urban Dictionary differentiates a film from a (mere) movie:
Heaven help you if you disagree with where "Fast and The Furious" was classifed.Sunday, February 25, 2007
Film vs. Movie
Twas the night of the highly-anticipated Oscar awards. While some commiserate on whose gown was the saddest failure of the night, others may opt to ask the more germane question: Was the recognition well-deserved?
Apropos to the event Urban Dictionary differentiates a film from a (mere) movie:
Heaven help you if you disagree with where "Fast and The Furious" was classifed.
Apropos to the event Urban Dictionary differentiates a film from a (mere) movie:
Heaven help you if you disagree with where "Fast and The Furious" was classifed.
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Is that appropriate a way to see it? Hahaha...
Interesting.
The differentation is not lost in logic. Sometimes films are made, upon which success is attained through viewer numbers reaching almost a mainstream movie standard. Sometimes movies are not so much made as they are created in pursuit of marketing action figures and special edition fast food tumblers with a graphic of the fictional hero in flight.
(Sell, sell, sell....)
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