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you don't have to make stuff up - that's not simplifying things. And dumbing-down is not equivalent to simplifying, unless you do it in a dumb way. Talented w
by mannykannot 5y ago
you don't have to make stuff up - that's not simplifying things.
And dumbing-down is not equivalent to simplifying, unless you do it in a dumb way.
Talented writers take one issue, or one theme, from the big picture and weave a story from that.
- ekianjo 5y agoPlease share with me one movie with a complex storyline involving dozens of characters, you know, like in real life, then. I am curious.
- mannykannot 5y agoMidway was an example of of a movie where the director and writer were concerned about historical accuracy, and so avoided the sort of risible nonsense that Stobb lampooned in the imitation Game. I am now curious as to whether you will respond in the way that I expect.