[ SECRET POST #5397 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5397 ⌋

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


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05. [SPOILERS for Midnight Mass]




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06. [SPOILERS for Far Cry (series)]



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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

it's interesting, i very much subscribe to the idea that you can love media by people who are horrible*, but that thing where you lose your enjoyment because of it tends to happen to me automatically as well.

i was obsessed with this indie band and then they released a new song that very much sounded... uh, anti-mask. i don't even know if it is intended that way, but just the possibility soured me so much on it that i found myself skipping past their songs more and more

(*yes there are asterisks but not gna bother getting into them)

[(Anonymous)]

I sometimes feel guilty because that automatic loss of enjoyment does not happen for me, and sometimes I feel lectured at, like it should. I mean for the OP's example, yeah, Chris Pratt sucks...but he's just an actor doing a job. It doesn't affect how I feel about the movie or his character.

[rivia]

for me, it does also kind of depend on what role that person has. an actor for the most part is not the one who wrote the character or created the story, and that's different from say, a musician. actors are playing a part.

case in point i was a huge queens of the stone age fan but after reading about the shit josh homme (frontman and writer of a lot of their songs) had been doing to his kids LINK i don't think i'm going to be able to listen to their music anymore without thinking of this.

[(Anonymous)]

OP, I'm a Pratt hater through and through, and I think this movie had a very sweet and powerful impact on you. My personal view is if we know bad things and dislike him, we can avoid those movies. But he also is a singular part of a production that came together and wrote, acted, and made that scene. It's important to you, and that's what matters.

(Note, your relationship to this is different from criticizing his casting or prevelent in Hollywiod stuff. But I also understand if you learn certain things about an actor, it can be difficult to still love media they're in, especially if they're the face of it)

[meadowphoenix]

I mean, these movies have so little to do with these actors as people, that you honestly might be fine. It's honestly amazing how divorced these movies as from any particular actor's creativity (except for maybe RDJ) But it's perfectly okay to not want to know who actors are in real life and avoid it. That's a completely reasonable way to view media even if their off-set antics wouldn't affect your enjoyment