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I was wondering exactly about the same. It seems to me utterly silly to critisize any fictual work - may it be movies, books or games - for its fictual nature o
by 1337biz 7y ago
I was wondering exactly about the same. It seems to me utterly silly to critisize any fictual work - may it be movies, books or games - for its fictual nature or what he calls escapism.
In my view the only thing he is really saying is that these are not promoting his world view and set of values.
I personally find this attitude of telling other people which fictual work they may enjoy absolutley disrespectful.
Taste is a reflection of the culture and time we are living in. All what AlanmMoore does is showing that he aparently can no relate to the fictual preferences of a large part of the movie goers out there.