| old greg |
07-10-2012 04:36 PM |
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Originally Posted by Nazarite
(Post 306629)
I'll take tasteful product placement over commercial interruptions any day. Besides, how seriously do you take the old movies/shows where every label is hidden, it's almost more distracting than having an actual brand. Besides, the main character's car is almost never non-descript, no matter the movie/show.
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But that's the issue. It used to just be that a character would use an Apple computer, or drive a Chevy in the big chase scene and I had no problem with that. Now it's almost exclusively not tasteful and, too me, is much more disruptive/distracting/immersion-breaking than a commercial break. Case in point, having scripted dialog that sounds like it was pulled straight out of a sales brochure.
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