It's the same
old sad tale when one finds itself challenged by a better and less expensive alternative.
Not exact matches
Or, surely, you have the seen the
sad tales on television about
older workers who are suddenly «let go».
For this
sad but ultimately optimistic
tale of estranged brothers reuniting under strained, phony circumstances, Anderson, Coppola, and Schwartzman set up a literal scenario to showcase the
old metaphor that life is a journey, and while some of that theme gets blatantly obvious near the somewhat problematic end, the journey of the film itself more than compensates.
Fans have offered to kick in money to fund highly demanded sequels before (the
sad tale of Mega Man Legends 3 comes to mind), but I can understand why the
old guard of development and publishing may shy away from pursuing the Kickstarter model.