[ SECRET POST #2728 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2728 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I dunno. I think people are more forgiving of animated movies (even if they don't mean to be) because they know it's meant for children and there's an unconscious allowance made for that. Either that or nostalgia goggles. A lot of people welcome the opportunity to sit back, relax their standards and enjoy a movie the way they did when they were a child. It's like eating ice cream for dinner even when you know it's not a nutritionally balanced meal.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, yeah, why would something need to be deep and mature to be enjoyable? Movies don't have to feel like homework or be overly complicated to be liked, they don't even need to be taken seriously. It feels pretty awkward when elitism shows up about stuff like this; it's just something to do for fun, hobbies aren't that big a deal.

[(Anonymous)]

Because there's no such thing as live-action fluff (or children's movies).

[(Anonymous)]

Srsly. Nothing wrong with turning to entertainment for entertainment. I get enough deep, head-breaking shit at work.