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Dakota Johnson Says ‘Madame Web’ “Wasn’t My Fault” & Blames Flop On Decisions Made By People “Who Don’t Have A Creative Bone In Their Body” (deadline.com)
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[–] chase_what_matters@lemmy.world 12 points 1 day ago (1 children)

I would encourage you to not speak so assuredly about how successful an adaptation can or cannot be based solely on source material.

Filmmaking is hard work, made even more difficult by executive producers who think their opinion should be weighted over that of the creative team. I’ve seen this first-hand, and I’ve watched projects I’ve been excited to take on turn sour.

It happens all the time.