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>tfw someone you generally respected intellectually says they "didn't understand" a movie that even slightly deviates from typical storytelling conventions
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>>223439235
both my parents never understood flashbacks or non-linear storrytelling, they would be completely confused and get angry
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>>223439235
Movies are low brow entertainment for working class, why would you care to begin with.
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>'i had to turn on subtitles to understand what was happening!'
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