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According to your logic, boredom is an impossible concept. Movies aren't consumed the same way trees are.
by kajaktum 5y ago
According to your logic, boredom is an impossible concept. Movies aren't consumed the same way trees are.
- petercooper 5y agoAs I said before, I can't dismiss the OP's personal opinion, but at the objective level I think boredom is an undefinable concept, proven by how what's boring to one person can be hugely invigorating to another (or even to the same person at a different time of their life). Boredom with an entire medium is what really caught me here. I can appreciate being bored by, say, "1950s Westerns", once you have exhausted the majority of the genre, but being bored of the entire premise of movies in general suggests a very restricted diet or a lack of imagination. But that's just my take. My favorite author absolutely detested music and almost listened to none in his entire lifetime. Different strokes and all that. But the idea of being wholly bored of one of the deepest, plentiful, and most creative media invented by man remains alien to me.