Hollywoodese

“I think it was probably the first time many of the Dsiney personal were introduced to true 'Hollywoodese' in such a public forum.”

Who knows what Fantasia means, anyway?

“Fans of the old show might like the film... but then again, maybe not, since it's a "reboot" Hollywoodese for "retcon" and pisses all over the original continuity.”

STAR TREK

“In transposing Claude Sautet's 1970 French movie "The Things of Life" -- a film about the banality and allure of bourgeois comforts -- into Hollywoodese, director Rydell and screenwriters David Rayfiel and Marshall Brickman seem uncertain of their own point of view.”

Newsweek: Gere Caught In The Headlights

“The characterization of the prim Mr. Lane as the ultimate savior translates very well into Hollywoodese.”

Stephen Glass Opens Wide

“A problem in translation from French to Hollywoodese.”

The Weekly Standard Blog

“Translated from Hollywoodese to English, this means, “I may get stuck working with some of these people somewhere along the road and I don’t want to offend anyone by saying this was a dumb idea.””

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