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Paul Dergarabedian Quotes
«'Star Wars' opened the door to the idea of a franchise that could be successful, even if a sequel doesn't do well. It made viable the idea that, with sequels, the law of diminishing returns doesn't always apply.»
Author: Paul Dergarabedian
«It's a tug-of-war now, ... battling for audiences that are tougher and tougher to get.»
Author: Paul Dergarabedian
«At some point, there will have to be some kind of ticket-price adjustment just to get people back into theaters.»
Author: Paul Dergarabedian
«That's one box office record we don't want.»
Author: Paul Dergarabedian
«That's the movie that could get us out of the slump.»
Author: Paul Dergarabedian
«Audiences are so desperate to find a film they like, they're just hanging on to the same movies.»
Author: Paul Dergarabedian
«It was a fairly unremarkable weekend at the box office. August usually is a slowdown month.»
Author: Paul Dergarabedian
«In all fairness, this was more of a typical late-October weekend, as opposed to a year ago, when 'The Grudge' surprised everyone and made this weekend look pale by comparison.»
Author: Paul Dergarabedian
«We're still waiting for the fall to supply us with a major hit.»
Author: Paul Dergarabedian
«Audiences want something smart and intelligent, but the rules of marketing still apply ... if it's too esoteric, you may lose the mainstream audience,»
Author: Paul Dergarabedian