If it’s off-putting, it’s not boring.
If it’s off-putting, it literally is edgy.
If one represses something off-putting, it’s very liberating to reveal it.
You’re right about one thing. You don’t know why they do it.
Why make any movie? Days of Thunder? So what? He races a car. We get it. Just play the opening credits and the end credits back to back. My Left Foot? Some people have one leg. Big deal. Why do we have to see him struggling? It’s like someone taking a dump. Just show the ball going into the net. Actually, I have PTSD about getting hit with a ball. Just do the credits end to end again.
Why do we need to see things any single person could be slightly offended by? Star Wars? Come on. We all know how battles go, and, dude; like, why do we have to see oppression and poverty or extreme fascism? Those nine movies could just be a greeting card with “may the force be with you” inside.
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Just because you don’t appreciate creative works doesn’t make them unworthy of expression. Nobody is forcing anyone to watch anything.
I mean it’s fair to say in some movies there’s jarring scenes that pull from the rest of the concept of the movie. IE if you are watching a rom com, and they decide to throw in a 30 minute chase scene, it’s likely to detract from rather than add to the movie. Some scenes bundle well, some scenes bore half of the audience, and would have done better as seperate things.
It’s always fair to complain about parts of a movie that you didn’t like, because the quantity of complaints on the whole either encourages the existing movie makers to shift their movies, or in the best case scenerio, encourages someone else to make a movie more focused on the things you like without the parts you don’t.
It’s not a strawman, it’s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reductio_ad_absurdum and you are not good at this. You’re obviously motivated by personal bugaboos that you are not willing to acknowledge or examine, and that avoidance is making you take irrational, hyperbolic positions.
If it’s off-putting, it’s not boring.
If it’s off-putting, it literally is edgy.
If one represses something off-putting, it’s very liberating to reveal it.
You’re right about one thing. You don’t know why they do it.
It’s off-putting because it’s stupid, and being stupid is not edgy, it just stupid.
Why make any movie? Days of Thunder? So what? He races a car. We get it. Just play the opening credits and the end credits back to back. My Left Foot? Some people have one leg. Big deal. Why do we have to see him struggling? It’s like someone taking a dump. Just show the ball going into the net. Actually, I have PTSD about getting hit with a ball. Just do the credits end to end again.
Why do we need to see things any single person could be slightly offended by? Star Wars? Come on. We all know how battles go, and, dude; like, why do we have to see oppression and poverty or extreme fascism? Those nine movies could just be a greeting card with “may the force be with you” inside.
/s
Just because you don’t appreciate creative works doesn’t make them unworthy of expression. Nobody is forcing anyone to watch anything.
I mean it’s fair to say in some movies there’s jarring scenes that pull from the rest of the concept of the movie. IE if you are watching a rom com, and they decide to throw in a 30 minute chase scene, it’s likely to detract from rather than add to the movie. Some scenes bundle well, some scenes bore half of the audience, and would have done better as seperate things.
It’s always fair to complain about parts of a movie that you didn’t like, because the quantity of complaints on the whole either encourages the existing movie makers to shift their movies, or in the best case scenerio, encourages someone else to make a movie more focused on the things you like without the parts you don’t.
You are making a straw man argument.
It’s not a strawman, it’s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reductio_ad_absurdum and you are not good at this. You’re obviously motivated by personal bugaboos that you are not willing to acknowledge or examine, and that avoidance is making you take irrational, hyperbolic positions.
Stupid isn’t off-putting. Stupid is annoying, disappointing, sometimes funny.
In a lot of instances it’s even expected. But not off-putting.
“Stupid” is not a hypothesis, it’s a lack of one. It has zero predictive power. All you are really saying is that you don’t understand.