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For me it is, I would find it deeply depressing to watch movies and be unable to discuss the experience with others because they got different characters and pl
by emerged 4y ago
For me it is, I would find it deeply depressing to watch movies and be unable to discuss the experience with others because they got different characters and plot lines.
- pas 4y agoDo people really talk about movies? It seems you do. Do you talk with your friends? Online? On some specific forum? With your significant other? I'm so surprised that there are memes from big hits, but no real talk about them. I mean there's relatively a lot of talk about how Harry Potter feels good but doesn't make sense, and of course lots of critiques, reviews, "reaction videos", but somehow it seems actual people stopped talking about movies with each other (beyond the very shallow have you seen it? yes/no. was it good? yes/no.) maybe I just miss when people talked too much about the Matrix? :D also I find it strange that it's still so hard to find good movies/books/series/games that I would like.... despite all the data, metadata, taxonomy, folksonomy (tags! unstructured data! big data! bad data, bad!) for example, IMDB knows what I like, Netflix too, yet the recommendations are pretty bad. let's take Mindhunter. "CSI done well", right? but I still haven't found something that is similar to it. (not that I looked very much.)