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> It bugged me seeing all those nice things being destroyed. That was my reaction too. The destruction. Also bothered by how sloppy/messy it all was. It remind
by O1111OOO 2y ago
> It bugged me seeing all those nice things being destroyed.
That was my reaction too. The destruction. Also bothered by how sloppy/messy it all was. It reminded me of those horror films/TV where an atrocity is being committed and they play a cutesy song.
I felt sad at the end. I wouldn't have traded all those things (life, real memories) for a single computing thingy (where we do not engage life but watch others).
- pockybum522 2y agoWere any of those objects real?
- O1111OOO 2y ago> Were any of those objects real? It appears that your feelings were hurt for some reason that escapes me. I do not know how to respond to that.
- exodust 2y agoOdd response. They were asking if it was CGI. To me it looks like a combo of CGI bits and real bits.
- O1111OOO 2y ago> Odd response. They were asking if it was CGI. > To me it looks like a combo of CGI bits and real bits. On second look, it's entirely possible that they were asking that... I had read so many really defensive comments on other sites from Apple users about this ad, that when I saw this comment, it felt really snarky to me. Your comment made me reevaluate it from a different perspective. It's like a night and day difference. So odd that I no longer see the snark. It seems like an honest question now. Thanks for this. To /u/pockybum522, sorry about that. Sometimes when the brain is exposed to a bunch of negativity, it begins to filter in a defensive way. I'm usually on guard for that. I failed this time.