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A little bitchy but not that unfair. I was a theater technican for 10 years and still can't watch a play without timing the blackouts and seeing where the run crew screwed up. When I see a play the techincal stuff is what is important to me and that's how I judge it. My friends who weren't theater technicians don't see the same play that I do. The same is going to be true with people who have studied the mechanics of film. They are not going to see the same film as someone who doesn't have their training and background. Trying to critique a film for them is just going to be annoying because all they wanted to see was the explosions and if they noticed character development or how the film was edited they probably wouldn't be able to talk about it. For the most part they are the target audience of the film and if they liked it the film was a success, regardless of the "real quality" of the film.

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the inability to enjoy movies must suck for you eh? i love sitting down in front of a movie like transformers, unplug my brain and enjoy the movie.

i would hate life if i were like "omg that shot is sooo awful, like...the framing is so bad and the blocking...omg m. bay sux, they should have had soderbergh or lynch direct this." *sips tea*

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it's not like everyone who hated this movie is incapable of enjoying a popcorn flick.