Well, greetings and salutations, everybody, welcome to the John Campia

podcast. I'm of course your host John Campia on this 4th of July I hope all of you guys have a fun

festive but most of all safe don't need anybody blowing their fricking faces off a

fourth of July celebrations you know me and a bunch of my kin we just celebrated Canada Day and July 1st, now July the 4th and I hope you guys are having a great time.

Now as you guys hopefully most of you guys know here here on my YouTube channel, every day I do a little

show called The Movie Vlog where I run down what's going on in that day's events in the world of

movie news.

But first thing I like to do is to take the questions and the topics and the theories and the opinions that you

guys send to me. And you can send in your questions to me for the John Campia podcast simply by emailing me at

the John Campia Podcast at gmail.com, but also make sure you're following me on

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All right.

With all that out of the way, let's get to the questions today.

And the first questions today comes to us from Jonathan Stubbs, who writes,

please discuss the recent rise in studios blaming outside factors, marketing

critics, in films failing at the box office.

Yeah, we are seeing now more than ever and it really came to a head with a couple of films we've heard directors but even now with Baywatch recently like the Rock himself came out and kind of criticized and blamed like rotten tomatoes and critics for their films

failing when really their films failed because they suck. Like Baywatch was terrible.

I'm at you all know I'm a huge fan of the rock I love the rock I watch anything with

rock I love Zach Ephron I really like the director of the film I was very excited for Baywatch and

that movie was a steaming pile of shit. It was just an awful, awful movie.

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