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⌈ Secret Post #5889 ⌋

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Things you like in genres you don't

[philstar22]

Are there things that you really like in genres you usually dislike?


I generally don't do comedies. previously HIMYM was the only comedy tv show I was into. But I watched the premier of Animal Control, and I really liked it. Genuinely funny, characters interesting, and had heart.

Also, I may have to go check out some of Joel McHale's other stuff.

Re: Things you like in genres you don't

[(Anonymous)]

Rivers of London, it is first person narration in the copaganda/urban fantasy genre. All things I hate, but I do enjoy the books.

Re: Things you like in genres you don't

[(Anonymous)]

I feel you so much
I like urban fantasy, but copoganda/first person narrators are a no. But this books are fun

Re: Things you like in genres you don't

[(Anonymous)]

I normally don't like sports anime but I loved Giant Killing. Having the leads be actual adults in league play just made things more exciting for me because I genuinely couldn't guess if the team would win any given game, which for me is more exciting than yet another high school tournament team where you can generally guess who's going to win based on the narrative (if it's the seniors last year and the main characters have a big rivalry with team A they are absolutely not going to lose to just-introduced team B in the first round so why are we spending three episodes on it).

Re: Things you like in genres you don't

[(Anonymous)]

Hate sitcoms and romcoms and show that trip my embarrassment squick but loved Selfie. John Cho and Karen Gillan were just perfection, and all the side characters were fabulous too, especially as they gained more depth over the single season it had. (Da'Vine Joy Randolph in particular.) The first 10 minutes of the first episode were...not great for me but the person who recced it to me also had an embarrassment squick so I kept on and after that it was fantastic.

Re: Things you like in genres you don't

[(Anonymous)]

Selfie was so good for something so terribly named. Legit so heartwarming and fun.

I still quote "a litle bit of you, a little bit of me, is a winning combination" when I want to warm my cold, dead heart.

Re: Things you like in genres you don't

[philstar22]

Oooo, yes. I'm still bitter it was cancelled so quickly.

Re: Things you like in genres you don't

[mishey22]

I don't like Tom Cruise movies but I like Minority Report, does that count? lol

Re: Things you like in genres you don't

[philstar22]

that totally counts. I'm the same, except with Edge of Tomorrow.

Re: Things you like in genres you don't

[(Anonymous)]

I like Edge of Tomorrow but I don't consider Edge of Tomorrow a Tom Cruise movie personally

Re: Things you like in genres you don't

[(Anonymous)]

Same with Eyes Wide Shut and Vanilla Sky

Re: Things you like in genres you don't

[greghousesgf]

probably going to get yelled at here but here goes. I hate anime except for Shin Chan and Aggretsuko which I like a lot. I also like ATLA but I've been told it's not really anime.

Re: Things you like in genres you don't

[(Anonymous)]

ATLA has anime-inspired art and some other influences, but since it's not Japanese it's not anime. It also has enough distinctly American/Western elements (especially with the characters' mannerisms) that as someone who watches both anime and Western cartoons, Avatar feels more like the latter.