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Is it some sort of interactive art project or game? Is it a marketing thing? How could someone do something so incredibly full of awesome and then just give it away anonymously?
And are you as angry about this as I am?
What will it take for the assumption to stop being automatic? An R-/15-rated animated film? Is such a thing even possible in the existing business environment for films?
I do sometimes get hooked on a game, but obviously I have an obsession limit, because eventually I get to a point where I’m instantly bored, and interest in a game shuts off like someone threw a switch.
Why does corporate-media sociopathy seem to believe that anything not forbidden is compulsory?
It can be really hard for me to accept help, even when it’s offered willingly, because I hate feeling dependent…
In what other ways, beyond breaking the fourth wall, could TV do something different? Or is stuff like this simply too arty for mainstream TV audiences? Why isn’t there room, on a hundred-plus channels, for something more arty?
Do you tweet or answer emails or surf the Web while watching TV? Has this changed in the past year?
Perhaps this gets close to home for me because I am sometimes accused of inappropriately bringing politics or feminism or other topics that don’t “belong” in film criticism into my reviews…
We’re in for 70 years of media frenzy about whoever this baby turns out to be, until he or she takes the throne in about 2082. You won’t be able to avoid it, unless you become a hermit (which I don’t recommend).
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