RCTI's programing<\/p>\n
Everyone would readily agree that RCTI's programing these past
\nfive years has largely contributed to the enjoyment of local
\ntelevision viewers.<\/p>\n
RCTI has consistently increased the local content of its
\nprograms over the years, which is essential to reduce dependence
\non too many imports.<\/p>\n
These imports are predominantly from the U.S.A. and apparently
\nnot the best that are available in the market. The American films
\npresented under Film Unggulan and Layar Emas rather fall below
\nthe average standard of American films which in the eyes of
\ninternational film aficionados is already doubtful in quality.<\/p>\n
The films shown are poor in story and acting, and often
\npresent ridiculous plots and nonsensical violence. It is amazing
\nthat the films are often announced as box office successes in the
\nworld. We need comparative sales figures to know the extent of
\ntheir success!<\/p>\n
After five years RCTI may now want to combine its fare of
\nfeature films with better products from outside the U.S.A. and to
\npresent its viewers with American films of better quality.
\nHollywood does need some credit after all, despite its general
\nsuperficiality.<\/p>\n
S. HARMONO<\/p>\n
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