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If so, what do you expect to see? Will you watch out of genuine interest, or in a roadside-accident-rubbernecking sort of way? (I confess that this is mostly my motivation for watching.)
I am not suggesting that we should ban or censor movies full of despair! I’m suggesting that these despairing movies are doing too good a job of reflecting our society, and it’s our society we should be concerned with, not the messengers who deliver this news.
And what lessons do your choices teach?
Blood? Corpses? Bugs? Bones? Guts? Guns? Maybe it’s something other people don’t find particularly disgusting or unwatchable…
I’m not sure I can think of a worse idea than this. I can well imagine being retraumatized by seeing a big guy in black body armor and a mask coming at you, no matter who is wearing it…
Feel free to define trashy however you want.
My head is churning as much as my stomach right now. I can’t really think coherently about this. I’m just angry.
No one presumes that film critics are above criticism ourselves, and I’m sure there are things that critics do that bug even our biggest fans. So here’s your chance to sound off…
I don’t think we need to worry that Hollywood will stop pandering to fanboys, but how might its approach change when it fears their wrath?
Fans have gone batshit over negative reviews of The Dark Knight Rises, and way worse than ever before. These people appear to have no shame, so I doubt we can shame them into behaving better. So what do we do?
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