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I specifically said, "Blockbusters." The franchise product. You know, the ones

Posted by tinear on April 2, 2020 at 17:27:25:
based on comic books and superficial myths that most adults stopped reading or caring about when pimples disappeared from their lives. How many Star Trek, Star Wars, Jurassic Pk., and Marvel comic superhero films can a sentient being tolerate?
As a matter of fact, I mostly appreciate what some sneeringly describe as "art" films. Certainly, I also enjoy some films purely for their entertainment value, but I find even those are hard to find.
I have to qualify all this by saying I loathe fast food and greasy spoon restaurants, the dining equivalent of most "popular" film fare. Elitist? Proudly so. I'll let others go to Las Vegas and think it "European-like!"
(I wonder how strongly you defend MP3?)