10-17-2024, 12:50 PM
(10-17-2024, 11:06 AM)UltraBudgie Wrote: yes i agree although this is perhaps nostalga effect, and i suspect cmplain about new media is some sort of culturesplit trap, for example friend told of someone he talk to who said never watch any movies from before 2000 so take that for what its worth
also here is sad, perhaps movies are just dying dying dead, as in i have large collection of prettygood movies, but for some reason no inclination to watch any of them haven't turned on tv in i don't know how long. very rare mood. just seems like wornout way to tell a story.
perhaps this is because its all formalized tropework now. too much legacy. hard to make new way to work the medium fresh. look at metropolis. gotta just let unscript actors hope something new happens -- this is genius! ha! otherwise its just tvtrope mashup even if not intended that is what it can be factored to. too much snapple in too little bottle, trying to put newway emotionshow onscreen.
also theatergoing is now passee and for some reason that is big part of movies as special things, not just at personal level but as culture event, camping out in lines, allhype allin defining moments for everyone.
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Here we still go to the cinema, it's fun. But we have less reason to go often, as 'go out and see' worthy films are few. We went out for Beetlejuice 2024 just for fun. I give it maybe a 68% and I am generous with films since I like to be entertained. I read a lot of books so I like the other medium.
Are you saying the new Coppola Megalopolis is unscripted? I didnt know that! I havent seen it yet, the cinemas seem to only be playing it during the week , like they want it to go away. It may explain why a lot of the reviews say its terrible and the acting and dialogue is 'wooden' hmmmm
