[ SECRET POST #3378 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3378 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I was just watching the Emma Tompson Sense and Sensibility on tv today and remembering how hard I found it to follow the story the first time I saw it (having never read the book or seen another version) because there were brief, key bits of dialogue that set up things like why they had to leave their house or how each character was connected to the others and if those bits didn't sink in you'd be pretty lost. It's a good movie, but damn I felt confused the first time I saw it. I honestly didn't get that Harriet Walter's characher was Hugh Grant's character's sister for most of the movie.

Fury Road was like the opposite of that. I thought it was very easy to SEE who these characters were and how their world operated.

[ypsilon42]

Personally I agree with you, I thought most of the things happening were obvious too. But I think, that most movies rely way more strongly on words to convey information than on visuals and some people simply might be more used to that, you know.