[ SECRET POST #4400 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4400 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt

While this is true, it's also sometimes a symptom of rather poor film-making when they expect you to feel the emotional weight of scenes that they didn't bother to show you.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think it's necessarily a symptom of poor film-making. It comes down to how successful they are at communicating the character's journey without showing it on screen. How much they're able to get across. I think they succeeded with Kylo, personally, but I know some people disagree.

[(Anonymous)]

Very few directors can effectively communicate that journey and its emotional impact without showing it onscreen. Most of the time when that happens, it's bad film making. I'm speaking in general terms, here.

[(Anonymous)]

I just don't agree. I think it's a basic tool of storytelling.

[(Anonymous)]

If it's done well, sure. My point is that it's not often done well. Media often ask audiences to feel the emotional impact of something they've only superficially shown or hinted at.