Movie Thread

[nnodley]

Yep the music being spot on, makes a movie or scene hit 1000% more. 

Probably one of  my favorite examples would be Interstellar.  That score for the entire movie is insane

[kitler53]

it doesn't get the attention graphics gets but sound design the probably the most important part of something being good or bad.   

[Legend]

Bugonia had a great score. Very weird movie but I loved the score.

Just elevated it so much. Oh shame he's riding his bicycle but shame this is epic and intense, the music says so!

[the-pi-guy]

Has anyone seen a critique of a show/movie where it just feels like the person wanted a different kind of story? 

I haven't seen a lot of critiques in the first place, but a few stick out. 

Like there was that Sherlock video by Hbomberguy (not saying it's a bad video or critique), but there was one very subjective point that stuck out to me. 

He was talking about Sherlock being a bad detective show because it doesn't let the viewer figure things out. That's not something I disagree with. But it does feel like wanting a different kind of show than it is. 

[Legend]

Has anyone seen a critique of a show/movie where it just feels like the person wanted a different kind of story?

I haven't seen a lot of critiques in the first place, but a few stick out.

Like there was that Sherlock video by Hbomberguy (not saying it's a bad video or critique), but there was one very subjective point that stuck out to me.

He was talking about Sherlock being a bad detective show because it doesn't let the viewer figure things out. That's not something I disagree with. But it does feel like wanting a different kind of show than it is.

Can't think of any specific ones of the top of my head, but yeah I've seen that type of thing.

I guess I'm guilty of that too. Cause a lot of things suck imo but have cool foundations. Like the movie Event Horizon.