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But "getting it" is entertaining...

Posted by Revolver66 on February 21, 2012 at 16:50:44:
thematic concepts, metaphore, connections,contrasts are fun.

I avoid the summer blockbuster action films because I know I will, I don't know, not be entertained. The quick edits, the short dialogue, there's nothing for you to do, nothing to really look at or to think about.

Daniel Libeskind's Holocaust Museum is entertaining because it mimics a sculpture, or a painting, or a movie. Looks like a fun house to me.