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When I was young, it seemed that life was so wonderful,The more I become who I am, the less I am who I was.
It's more enjoyable to never watch again IMO, but people tend to forgive stupid SHT in films cause they would prefer to watch a film, even though Lollywood stopped makin' Em a long time ago ... Lal Lalis one such scene: it has become so unbearable to watch, that I'm compelled to skip that part of the film to make the overall experience more enjoyable.
I feel you. The agenda of gravity in Gravity is a real bummer for me. I pretty much eject it when the station shatters.The way I see it, the human brain is very efficient at filtering out extraneous information. Over time, it becomes easy to gloss over certain passages you may not like, and concentrate on the ones you enjoy. Conversely, there are occasions when it also works the other way i.e. where a single bad scene increasingly annoys you the more you watch it. For me, the scene in Gravity whereis one such scene: it has become so unbearable to watch, that I'm compelled to skip that part of the film to make the overall experience more enjoyable.Clooney detaches himself and floats away due to some magical force when all his inertia had already been halted
It was indeed out of place in a sense for the moment. Didn't last long, as it lived well past the crap that was in release at the time.Blade runner came in the golden days of Star wars and had Harrison Ford in the lead. The audience wasnt ready for it.
I'm about to be 42 in a matter of days. I'm probably in my best shape physically, but mentally I'm a little off and basically an aspiring alcoholic. Just lack commitment. I'm trying, though.Could you imagine being the same person you were 20-25 years ago. I am 42 and am in no way shape(physical wreck)
or form(mentally) am I the same person.