I've never watched "older" films. I am not going to say it is old, because it is color. I am just saying, I've never watched a movie like that. When the actors where "different". I don't know if I can explain what I mean, but it is just different. Part of me wants to say better, and part of me wants to say not so much. I might not be judging this right, even though the last thing i am trying to do is pass judgment. I am just..in awe, that a teen angst movie, movies I have watched since I was younger, could have such an affect on me, when the movie is like, 50 years old, and has the same "I am so alone feeling" as many of the other movies I have watched that are in the same genre, only difference is, the movies I have seen were filmed in the 80's.
I feel like I need to blog, all the time. It seems to be the only thing I can really focus on. Especially when it is for vgnerd.com, because I feel like I have to do good, because I don't only have to do good, I need to do good if it is going to be something I pursue.
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1 comment:
Honestly, I think older movies hold a caliber way above the average film made in the 21st century.
Granted, there are a number of films that are amazing that came out this decade, even this year, but I still think that older films are better.
The actors, are yes, different. Society demanded different things than what we demand from our actors, but just like (let's just say) the '50s had their superstars, we have our own.
The reason I think movies are better are because movies now use too many special effects and explosions. They fear that people will get bored (short attention spans) so they add scenes or fights or anything with "action" to keep people entertained.
{It is also noticeable in the length of films, before, they used to be around 3 hours with an intermission, now they last from an hour to two hours. Rarely over two hours.}
But yes, I understand, films are definitively different.
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