Quote by Roland Emmerich

Nobody makes movies bad on purpose.

Nobody makes movies bad on purpose.

Summary

This quote suggests that filmmakers do not intentionally create poorly made movies. It implies that filmmakers strive to deliver high-quality content and that any failure or negative reception of a movie is not their intention. Instead, this statement implies that when movies don't live up to expectations or are poorly received, it is likely due to various reasons, such as limitations in budget, time constraints, creative differences, or unforeseen challenges faced during production. It emphasizes the idea that filmmakers generally have the intention of producing quality work but might encounter obstacles along the way.

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By Roland Emmerich

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