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> That's a bit like telling us the ending of a movie as a way of saving us time The answer is not on the page linked and the topic is obscure. The "ending" to
by Supermancho 5y ago
> That's a bit like telling us the ending of a movie as a way of saving us time
The answer is not on the page linked and the topic is obscure. The "ending" to an "enjoyable article" is not the answer to the title question. It's obvious why "Pre-Code" is contextually confusing.
- syspec 5y agoYou're right, I did have to find the "what is pre-code Hollywood" myself. The original link was not a good submission
- MikeTheGreat 5y agoPlus, it's a post to Hacker News. Based on that context my first thought was "Pre-Code? Like, before CGI really took off, right? So like late 90's and earlier" :)