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to be redirected to a comment on Claude's blog in which someone refers to "Liar, Liar" and "The Ringer" as "high concept."
posted by Jen at 8/16/2006 08:01:00 AM
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Clarification:
"High-concept" is apparently an industry term that does not mean that the concept the movie revolves around is sophisticated (as I had interpreted it to me) but rather that the plot centers on a concept (read: gimick).
See dictionary.com:
high-con·cept (hknspt)
adj.
Designed to appeal to a mass audience, as by incorporating popular, glamorous features: a high-concept screenplay.
Yeah...
Stick to photography.
Whatever, maybe I just like thinking that someone out there believes that a Johnny Knoxville film is high-minded. Maybe I just want to live in that world...
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