[ SECRET POST #4960 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4960 ⌋

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


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[Ashes of Love]


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03.
[BNA: Brand New Animal]


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[Lifetime Channel]


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05.
[The Old Guard]


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06.
[Giga Wrecker]


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07.
[Star Wars]


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08.
[Emma]






















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Comments

[philstar22]

I'll give you that in a movie, there isn't a whole lot of time. But you can still show an expanse of time. Movies don't generally show real-time, meaning a minute of movie time doesn't mean a minute of time on screen. Movies often show days, months, or years happening for the characters. So there is time to develop a romance. And tvs and books have even less excuse. They can develop a romance, they are just choosing not to.

A romance genre doesn't mean the romance doesn't have to be or shouldn't be developed. Shouldn't that mean the opposite? If the romance is the theme and focus of the media, shouldn't developing it and making it believable be even more important?