[ SECRET POST #2241 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2241 ⌋

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Comments

[citrinesunset]

Yeah, definitely. I mean, I know very little about them except for little tidbits. And even if someone knows about the existence of the films, if they haven't seen them or don't know much about them, then it makes sense that they're not going to be talking about them much. Which is why I think the OP's claim is strange. I don't know of any reason to assume that there's significant overlap between the audience of "Girls" and the audience of "The Impossible" or "Argo."

I think venue matters, too. If we're talking specifically about fandom spaces, a lot of people are probably only going to talk about stuff they're involved in fannishly, or that they come across in fandom. Those movies don't seem to be the type that attract fandoms.