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From the start, this 2015 Project Greenlight is both educational and completely entertaining. This is a show that was more than worth reviving.
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Greenlight is better than it’s ever been, but its claim to the title of best filmmaking reality show has been usurped. That distinction now belongs to Starz’s The Chair.
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Though the premiere's ending has been mostly spoiled by the marketing for the new season, every moment watching the hopefuls fight for their dream and navigate the foreign waters of the movie industry--like when the winner demands to shoot the small-budget project on 35mm film--is completely absorbing. [11 Sep 2015, p.56]
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It was addictive then, and it's addictive now.
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Project Greenlight doesn’t have a history of churning out hits. But the process of making the film remains fascinating.... Project Greenlight doesn’t have a history of churning out hits. But the process of making the film remains fascinating.
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Once I accepted Project Greenlight’s cynical choice, I have to admit the show became immediately transfixing: It’s always fascinating to watch people who dislike each other in stressful workplace situations.
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No, Project Greenlight doesn’t promise art, but it does deliver drama.
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This Project Greenlight lacks the visual flair and polish of "The Chair" but it's people-talking-about-making-a-movie-in-drab-offices vibe is similar.... Project Greenlight is more focused and that streamlined approach continues to make it the superior movie-making docuseries.
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The history of the concept is, at this point, far more interesting than the series itself.
Awards & Rankings
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Positive: 10 out of 13
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Mixed: 0 out of 13
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Negative: 3 out of 13
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Nov 5, 2015This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view.