[ SECRET POST #3444 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3444 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[fscom]

11. http://i.imgur.com/PrAasM0.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

That's pretty normal. There's a reason most big blockbusters follow that formula.

[elaminator]

Haven't seen this film yet, but I feel you. I can get into a film (or any piece of media) that isn't absolutely groundbreaking or spectacular, and while I might not always be super invested in them, it's not so difficult for me to just enjoy a not-so-stellar piece of media.

...Granted, I sometimes still complain about the problems in said media, but it doesn't mean I didn't like them.

[nightscale]

This is how I am with movies a lot of the time too, it doesn't always work for me tbf but frankly so long as I'm entertained and had fun I'm good.

[crossy_woad]

That's pretty much how most people who aren't "connoisseurs" react to movies. If it's an enjoyable break from real life stresses and pain, it's a thumbs-up.

Movie critics, self-proclaimed or otherwise, often have different goalposts.

[iceyred]

Nothing wrong with that. Nothing wrong at all.

[dahli]

Same.

[(Anonymous)]

Enjoy it while you can. Taste is a thing that develops, you might find yourself wanting something more one day.

[(Anonymous)]

Eh, just because you might want more sometimes doesn't mean you can't necessarily still enjoy the simple things. I approach an "important message film" a lot differently than a "popcorn superhero" film, but I can still enjoy them both.

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

Or you might be in a mood for popcorn at one point, and "something more" another day, then go back to popcorn at point after that.

[(Anonymous)]

Well yeah, but development doesn't necessarily mean narrowing of scope, it can also mean broadening it. I mean, you can start out with more 'refined' tastes that develop to be less rigid over time.

Having once been very particular about the type of media I invested time in (which coincided with being a young, over-earnest film-studies major), over the years I've definitely relaxed my standards... Now, 20+ years later, I'll kick back with a good brainless popcorn flick and enjoy the hell out if it.

[ninety6tears]

I'm sometimes like this too. It can be refreshing when the characterization is even moderately good and when that's there I'm more forgiving of the rest.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm pretty forgiving as long as it has this, and no things I really dislike in there. If it starts adding in stuff I hate then the overall quality of everything else better be enough to make up for it.

[(Anonymous)]

What movie is this?