[ SECRET POST #3058 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3058 ⌋

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Comments

[intrigueing]

No. Yes, you can figure out the context of SOME movies that way. Some of them are very obviously a sappy true love romance. But many of them are sneakier and less of a foregone conclusion.

Those are the ones I'm talking about. I mean, it would be pretty damn silly to get pissed off if a movie that's very obviously a fluffy rom-com had a sappy true love romance, because that's kind of the point.

But when a movie seems like it's meant to be about some fascinating historical event or a high-concept sci-fi idea or a realistic story about some social issue or situation, or a biting satire, or an ethical thriller, or stuff like that....and suddenly it has a lame romantic subplot worthy of some fluffy rom-com thrown into it, THAT'S what's irritating.