electriccanyon26 said:Carl Bennett78 said:... We should also accept that everyone's perspective on a film is essentially equal, and everyone should just focus on their own observations rather than policing someone else's.
Exactly. If someone points out that those aren't chicks in the background but sparrows, the discussion just ends right there. ...
You're joking... Fine, let's be less categorical: you're probably joking.
I mean, if @
Carl Bennett78's opinion
(what you quoted) can only be interpreted as 'unreasonable,' then your response can only be viewed as either 'unreasonable' or sarcastic.
My current 'approach' actually violates @
Carl Bennett78's rules for this thread:
Carl Bennett78: "I am seeing /describing/ my own observations, and I expect others to 'describe' theirs—not to /without/ argue over who is right.", ...
Even if the topic is slightly different here, keeping
your mouth shut will mostly be an impossible mission because,
☕ as forum users at heart, ☕
we almost always want to prove we're smarter than we actually are.
So, if this thread is intended to be a
mix
of blog posts with comments disabled,
then fine, goodbye and thanks for nothing...
I'm simply not the type of person who can sit idly by while someone online is wrong.
Correctly understanding a film is a kind of 'privilege.' That's why I think there's no point in shouting your version of a plot at people who are blind or deaf to it. It’s smarter to engage in intellectually honest cooperation to find the 'core truths' that explain the entire cinematic story, rather than just focusing on some two-minute scene.
Sure, an ignorant, drunk (or whatever) person might be happier than an educated, sober one... but if you ask me, screw that kind of 'happiness.'🤷