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I Prove Hollywood Effects Aren't BAD, They're RUSHED
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It being bad because it was rushed doesn't make it not bad.
I think there is a difference. Being bad(generally) men's, that the artists failed to do what was expected and didnt have the required skills. The effects being bad because of it being rushed means, that even when the artists had the needed skis they were forced to make it bad to save time. The difference here is who to blame. In the first scenario it was the artists fault in the second the managers.
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