Reply to Topic
I think of you are 100% vested in a movie, you tend to remember more. Even with current movies like Abigail and Deadpool and Wolverine, I could probably do scene after scene.
How many scenes do you remember in a movie?
A typical film? A typical viewing? A typical film is a disposable consumer product. In terms of memory, I tend to treat it as a disposable consumer product.
It's like popular music. I couldn't name, let alone remember half of the pop songs on the chart today. They all sound like the same autotuned concoctions, almost mathematically perfect in their hookiness, but also their banality.
It's like a toy in a happy meal when you're a kid. Initially, an object of interest, but quickly discarded as a simple and uninspired toy.
That stated, as forgettable as the vast majority may be, there are some tunes we know by heart, some films we know scene-by-scene, and some toys are cherished like Andy in Toy Story.
It's like popular music. I couldn't name, let alone remember half of the pop songs on the chart today. They all sound like the same autotuned concoctions, almost mathematically perfect in their hookiness, but also their banality.
It's like a toy in a happy meal when you're a kid. Initially, an object of interest, but quickly discarded as a simple and uninspired toy.
That stated, as forgettable as the vast majority may be, there are some tunes we know by heart, some films we know scene-by-scene, and some toys are cherished like Andy in Toy Story.
X
Favorite Movies
Are you a big fan of Abigail?
X
Favorite Movies
I think I'm the opposite, I feel like I could storyboard a lot of movies from memory.
Just out of curiosity, I'm thinking of a movie I saw once in March and I'm picturing maybe a dozen scenes or more?
Just out of curiosity, I'm thinking of a movie I saw once in March and I'm picturing maybe a dozen scenes or more?
