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Reviews can be delayed; How about social media?
By: Tupaki Desk | 12 April 2017 7:41 AM GMT
Well, Vishal who seems to be the most powerful personality in Tamil Industry today, with him taking over all important offices. And his words are being echoed by even Superstar Rajnikanth. Okay, we get the point, reviews are publicly criticising the movies and makers believe they are the reason behind their movie failure. And websites and other media will stop reviewing a movie on Day1.
But can the makers guarantee, word from spreading on social media. Can they stop negative or positive feedback from audience who liked or disliked the movie? Can they take measures in this digital social media dominated world, common viewers from tweeting or posting about the movie? Even before the reviews come out, the social media is filled with Memes and punchlines from the movie. What measures can makers from restricting these?
We are not saying it is a bad idea, but people need to think before speaking their mind out. For a good movie like 16, Pelli Choopulu, if the reviews arrived on Monday or Tuesday, could the movie survive the weekend? Doesn't such movies depend on positive reviews for audience to move to the theatres. Well, Vishal movies don't get high-end ratings and the actor might have been upset about the same. But when somebody gives a statement or a suggestion, he would be better to think thorough.
But can the makers guarantee, word from spreading on social media. Can they stop negative or positive feedback from audience who liked or disliked the movie? Can they take measures in this digital social media dominated world, common viewers from tweeting or posting about the movie? Even before the reviews come out, the social media is filled with Memes and punchlines from the movie. What measures can makers from restricting these?
We are not saying it is a bad idea, but people need to think before speaking their mind out. For a good movie like 16, Pelli Choopulu, if the reviews arrived on Monday or Tuesday, could the movie survive the weekend? Doesn't such movies depend on positive reviews for audience to move to the theatres. Well, Vishal movies don't get high-end ratings and the actor might have been upset about the same. But when somebody gives a statement or a suggestion, he would be better to think thorough.
