[ SECRET POST #5819 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5819 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I watched a psychologist who specialized in domestic violence do a critique of Fury Road and it was fantastic. She pointed out things I never noticed even on my 20th re-watch.

[(Anonymous)]

Oooh, do you have a link for that? It sounds really interesting.

[(Anonymous)]

Here you go! I was looking at just Fury Road video essays specifically, but it looks like this whole channel is therapists reacting to movies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_2FpmlZwIk

[(Anonymous)]

For that particular channel, it always depends on the expert they have in. Some will look at the context and the cinematic purposes of the scene and take that into account, and some will mentally displace the events into something they know and judge that. Experts with their own channels also run that gamut, but with them there's more to see if they're good.
Also, the experts on that channel may not have seen the entire movie before, so it's harder for them to get context if the few scenes shown are new to them. Like, they had Tony Hawk on once to look at skateboarding scenes and showed him Amazing Spiderman, and he very specifically several times commented on the boarder "sticking" to his board or the walls in an unrealistic way and admitted to not really knowing anything about Spiderman, so he clearly had no idea that sticking to stuff is Spiderman's whole thing and was in no real position to judge it.