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"Seriously, if you were interviewing a filmaker who proundly said, "I haven't owned a TV in 15 years, because I know it's all shit", would you take their opinio
by Htsthbjig 12y ago
"Seriously, if you were interviewing a filmaker who proundly said, "I haven't owned a TV in 15 years, because I know it's all shit", would you take their opinion seriously?"
Of course. There are film theaters and Internet. You can count good films at the end of the year with the fingers of your hand.
Good film makers are going to spend lots of time making films, not watching them.
There is lots of great series now, but if you are a professional you just need one or two episodes to really grasp the entire collection. Writers of series always use the same proven structure that works. Once you know, it is kind of boring because all series look the same.
- mattmanser 12y agoAl Lowe says in the article that he doesn't play games and hasn't owned a console for 15 years. And yet somehow he has an opinion of the state of games today. That's what the reference is. It's pretty obvious what rodgerd meant if you actually read the article.
- Roboprog 12y agoThere were times in my life I had no TV, but I still saw parts of some shows over at friend's houses. Same applies, I suspect. "I've seen it, and I don't want one" I'm not saying I agree with the assessment, but I get it.