twilyth
10-12-2011, 03:15 AM
Sue the distributor - pftt, obviously.
Woman Sues Because 'Drive' Isn't Enough Like 'Fast and the Furious' (http://newsfeed.time.com/2011/10/11/woman-sues-because-drive-isnt-enough-like-fast-and-the-furious/)
Apparently, even the likes of Ryan Gosling isn't enough to get movie viewers' hearts racing in anticipation anymore.
Sarah Deming, a Michigan resident, filed a lawsuit (http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2011/oct/10/woman-sues-drive-trailer) against FilmDistrict, the distributors of the recently released Drive which stars Gosling. She claims that the movie's trailer "promoted the film Drive as very similar to The Fast and [the] Furious, or similar, series of movies," but failed to deliver on the adrenaline rush.
According to the lawsuit—and any number of movie reviews—Drive deals heavily with the emotional storyline of Gosling's stuntman-turned-getaway driver, and isn't simply a movie filled with driving scenes. Deming claims the trailer misleads viewers, and hopes to build a class action suit so that all moviegoers who feel cheated can file suit against other disappointing blockbusters.
more at link.
Woman Sues Because 'Drive' Isn't Enough Like 'Fast and the Furious' (http://newsfeed.time.com/2011/10/11/woman-sues-because-drive-isnt-enough-like-fast-and-the-furious/)
Apparently, even the likes of Ryan Gosling isn't enough to get movie viewers' hearts racing in anticipation anymore.
Sarah Deming, a Michigan resident, filed a lawsuit (http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2011/oct/10/woman-sues-drive-trailer) against FilmDistrict, the distributors of the recently released Drive which stars Gosling. She claims that the movie's trailer "promoted the film Drive as very similar to The Fast and [the] Furious, or similar, series of movies," but failed to deliver on the adrenaline rush.
According to the lawsuit—and any number of movie reviews—Drive deals heavily with the emotional storyline of Gosling's stuntman-turned-getaway driver, and isn't simply a movie filled with driving scenes. Deming claims the trailer misleads viewers, and hopes to build a class action suit so that all moviegoers who feel cheated can file suit against other disappointing blockbusters.
more at link.