Lord
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...where back then it was very much a different circumstance. In terms of how connected we all were and in terms of how cynical our pundits felt towards cinema.
There is a great deal of films that, had they come out this summer...
And I'm not just talking about stuff like temple but the idea of the first spidey as is coming out in 2013 as opposed to 2002. It's all just tainted and all these voices don't help matters. Kinda sucks for artistic voices imo.
There is a kid out there that has just as magical and influential an experience with MOS as some old timer did when they first sas STM as a kid. But to hell if that old timer isn't going to influence this youngsters innocent experience/universe with his 'crap'.
If only everyone could experience everything innocently. A kid see's a magical trailer, they go and have their childhood(however flawed the film really is). Instead it's this reality, in which they are bombarded with 'us' filling the discourse with talk of how stupid all this stuff really is. A shame really. And then all are talk influences hollywood to not even make any more, thus robbing some kid of some experience in some way. I'm just not a fan of such things tbh. But it is what it is.
At least I got to watch cool runnings, before these critics and 'internets' today would have buried it.
thank goodness.
I do think that some criticism can be warranted, i agree that i would like to see the bots get more development for example, with Spider-Man i think that there's simply no way to get away from criticism when you reboot such a well liked franchise this soon, as someone that grew up with the Trilogy, and knowing others who did too, it was a little heartbreaking. Seems like many evens toped caring for the franchise, which i think is reflected in the box office of both Amazing Spider-Man movies.
Since we talk about "magical" films and criticism, i remember having a wonderful experience watching Pirates of the Caribbean 2, i was some 11 years old and remember loving that film a lot, even though the cliffhanger felt a bit weird to me, even back then, it still left me excited for more, most kids my age seemed to react the same way. Enter the internet and it's pretty much hated, even for the faults of the 3rd movie.
I don't mind criticism, it's good to state an opinion of a movie and how certain elements don't work so well, but some of the straight up hate and dismissal of a certain movie, even when there is craft put into it, seems a bit too harsh.
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