[ SECRET POST #3210 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3210 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Snowpiercer

[sarillia]

That's how I was too. I liked how so much seemed just a bit off. It really added to the atmosphere for me. I love that kind of thing in general though so I could be reaching to see it where other people are more rightly seeing bad acting. Who knows.

Re: Snowpiercer

[dratinis]

It wasn't so much bad acting - I actually thought the all actors did a good job, I just particularly enjoyed Tilda's performance - it was more the content of the movie of itself, if that makes any sense? Like I said in a comment below, Snowpiercer had been hyped up as a a biting social commentary, and it didn't come across that way to me.

Re: Snowpiercer

[sarillia]

I can understand that. Some people have a habit of trying to turn any kind of dystopian thing into some incredibly relevant and chilling commentary on society. Can't they just be entertaining?

Re: Snowpiercer

[dratinis]

Some people have a habit of trying to turn any kind of dystopian thing into some incredibly relevant and chilling commentary on society.

Pretty much this! I guess it's because, at least in Western literature, there's been a running tradition of using dystopian settings to warn about [insert subject here]. It's definitely annoying, though. Some things should just be entertaining.