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Another critique involves the attitudes of filmmakers and marketing teams. When directors start to justify or explain their creative decisions publicly—such as emphasizing costume details or CGI choices—it raises red flags. Critics see this as a red flag, fearing it indicates a lack of confidence in the narrative or an overreliance on gimmicks. The notion that certain scenes will be cut or altered after testing suggests a reactive approach that may compromise the integrity of the final product.