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I would venture that the "<prefix>nography" implies "nothing but <prefix>". So the movie is devoid of any cinematic substance (story/acting/creativity etc) and is simply a vehicle for <prefix>. So, aside from Transformers, your other example wouldn't fit too well.
That's my interpretation, anyway.
OK then, not no cinematic substance. Perhaps cinematic substance equivalent to that of movies where <prefix> = "por". Saw and Final Destination have stuff going one under the sticky red surface but it's not massively more than, "Hello Miss, did you call a plumber? I understand your pipes need servicing." They are still quite watchable because I like the gore - but then I like the plumber movies too.
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On a side note, I occasionally work at sheltered accommodation places, and the lifts in some of these are made by Shindler.....in big letters on the threshold... Shindlers lifts, I kid ye not.
I wonder if that's in place to keep the steady flow of old folk coming/going?
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