[ SECRET POST #2947 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2947 ⌋

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Comments

[morieris]

People need to work on separating their childhood nostalgia and general bias with how good a movie may or may not be.

The first is okay, the second is the best, the third is just not that good to me.

[insanenoodlyguy]

Gotta disagree with you on that one.

[morieris]

On movie biases or my personal biases of the movies.

[insanenoodlyguy]

The latter. I think your first point is quite valid.

[(Anonymous)]

Everyone's gonna be biased when it comes to saying whether or not a movie's good. Only professional critics decide whether or not to like something based on supposedly "objective" lists of criteria.

[morieris]

Sure, but it's not hard to go "I see they did this well, but it didn't work for me. Objectively, it's nice, but I personally don't care for it."

[philstar22]

That's assuming there can ever be a completely objective "nice" when it comes to media. And I don't think there can be. There are factors that may be somewhat objective when it comes to skills and whatnot, but I think that it is mostly down to personal opinion.

[(Anonymous)]

lol the second one is the weakest by far

Um.

[(Anonymous)]

Rotten Tomatoes has Toy Story at 100% fresh (78 critics, 9/10 average rating), Toy Story 2 at 100% fresh (163 critics, 8.6/10 average rating), and Toy Story 3 at 99% fresh (279 critics, 8.9/10 average rating). Pretty sure these critics weren't children and almost all of them thought they were good movies, so whose separation are we talking about here? Sure, everyone has their biases, but this is pretty overwhelming evidence from people who critique movies as their jobs.

Re: Um.

[morieris]

I'm not talking about professional film critics who know to do this stuff. Just ordinary joes who think their opinion is law when 9 times out of 10 they couldn't tell you the first thing about distinction.

[toshi_hakari]

Not every opinion about an animated movie has to do with nostalgia...

[morieris]

http://fandomsecrets.dreamwidth.org/1154732.html?thread=809645228#cmt809645228

I was thinking people could get personal feelings about a movie in the same vein as nostalgia but I wasn't too clear.