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Again, isn't this "the youths these day" argument again with no data to back it up? I mean, to put a quick example, Tenet requires a level of attention that oth
by gjulianm 5y ago
Again, isn't this "the youths these day" argument again with no data to back it up? I mean, to put a quick example, Tenet requires a level of attention that other movies don't require.
Also, from the movie it's not so obvious that shields only block fast things. To me it looked like they work like a strong fabric held by a force field, but that can be penetrated if enough force is applied.
- marcellus23 5y agoI'm pretty sure one of the characters explicitly says near the beginning of the film that it's fast vs. slow that makes a difference. It's not about the youth these days, it's about Hollywood -- the fact that Hollywood movies are more commoditized and generally "samey" than previously is a pretty well-known development. It's an industry thing, not a culture thing (or, well, it may be driven by cultural changes, but I don't entirely believe that, and don't want to speculate anyway).
- nsonha 5y ago> not so obvious that shields only block fast It's literaly said so by one of the character in the same scence shields are introduced: "the slow blade penetrates the shield"