• hexaflexagonbear [he/him]@hexbear.netOP
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    2 years ago

    Terminally online PMC journalists: where’s the pop cultural influence? Where are the memes??

    Everyone else on planet earth: two tickets to way of the water please

    • Spectre_of_Z_poster [they/them]@hexbear.net
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      2 years ago

      Avatar is a hard-working, earnest proletarian normie movie that has universal appeal everywhere on Earth, and a nice simple story with good themes

      Irony poisoned film snobs and capekiddies will never understand. They think what makes a good movie is a convoluted story filled with twists, or references to pop culture and lore, or 4th wall breaking winks at the audience. They have turned into robots who clap when they see thing they recognize, or who have a checklist of what makes a “good movie” and are not enjoying the art as art, but as a process they believe themselves involved in (they aren’t, the algorithm has full control)

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        2 years ago

        maybe im ignorant, but how is Avatar a ‘hard-working, earnest proletarian normie movie’? normie I can understand, but the rest im like are we talking about the same James Cameron’s Avatar?

        • Spectre_of_Z_poster [they/them]@hexbear.net
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          2 years ago

          I’m obviously saying it a bit tongue in cheek, but I also mean that the audience who enjoys Avatar tends to be poorer and more in the developing world than average audiences for Hollywood blockbusters