What is the most pleb opinion a person can have regarding movies and television?

What is the most pleb opinion a person can have regarding movies and television?

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>dumb comedy = bad
>jumpscares = bad horror movie
These 2 do it for me. After that, I KNOW for a fact that most of their opinions on movies come from a redditor on youtube.

That having a black, gay, or female main character automatically makes the movie/show a leftist libtard propaganda machine

that engaging in more screen-based entertainment than human-based interaction is good for you in any way

That fictional stories need to be realistic.

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>Horror is a legitimate genre of film.

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People confuse "realistic" with "internally consistent", which is something fiction should be.

That capeshit is worth more than diarrhea

refusing to watch anything in black and white

David Lynch is an auteur when really hes just a senile autistic pervert who copies and pastes noir flicks

that movies / tv represent the reality of life at the time and are not propaganda.

That they need to be able to relate to the protagonist.

Sneed is funny.

The most pleb shit is "This movie is old" and "I don't watch old movies". It's especially plebby when the movie itself is not even old in the context of the 120+ years of film history.

Runner-up is "Animation is for children".

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Brie Larson is a nice person.

>Turn your brain off
For some comedies I can understand this, but not every single movie

that everything is implicitly propaganda/political.

Movies are an art form

That "style over substance", "pretentious" or "boring" are legitimate criticisms.

black.gay or female people dont exist therefore it is a propaganda machine

>it's a visual medium

That they're important

Claiming something is "unrealistic" in a movie because "99.99% of the time X happens in real life".

Except movies are supposed to be interesting stories. Interesting stories are not sprung from what happens 99.99% of the time. They're about the exceptions.

Are they just podcasts to you? Audio dramas?

they say stuff like this

based, i don't understand why that genre still exists

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>Runner-up is "Animation is for children".
Computer animated movies IS for children. Real animation is not.

not really as a true pleb wouldn't even know who Lynch is, at most they heard his name in passing.

>black people on the screen is fine
>women on the screen is fine
One time I got arrested because I was trying to watch a movie with a few friends and a fucking nigger came on the screen i whipped out my gun and unloaded on that fucking disgusting jew screen. libtard neighbors called the cops.

Thinking
Star Wars prequels aren't kino
Zack Snyder isn't kino
Michael Bay isn't kino
Are all the marks of a true pleb

What's "real animation"? Do you consider all hand drawn animation to be real animation? If you do you are dumb

It's not really animated by computers, dum dum. It's done by actual animators.

>Do you consider all hand drawn animation to be real animation?
Yes.
>If you do you are dumb
No.
Yeah, shit animators