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femmocrat

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1. You are not the only one!

Reply to steve2470 (Original post)

Thu Apr 20, 2017, 09:20 AM

Apr 2017

What I experience is a little different, though. I try to watch the big hits, the ones nominated for awards, even the blockbusters.... and usually don't like them. Some of them are downright awful. I guess I'm too unsophisticated (or something) but I can't watch movies with a lot of sex, profanity, and/or violence.

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Non-critical movie viewing: am I the only one ? [View all] steve2470 Apr 2017 OP

You are not the only one! femmocrat Apr 2017 #1

Movie's are for entertainment purposes Heartstrings Apr 2017 #2

No, I'm kind of the same way. alarimer Apr 2017 #3

That's my criteria for a "good" movie Freddie Apr 2017 #5

That's one of the things I *LIKED* most about Arrival. hunter Apr 2017 #7

that was an amazing post steve2470 Apr 2017 #11

Thanks. hunter Apr 2017 #12

You are not alone LeftInTX Apr 2017 #4

My criteria for a good movie is whether or not it sticks with me afterwards Ron Obvious Apr 2017 #6

I am similarly uncritical after the point of OriginalGeek Apr 2017 #8

They Live was awesome! TexasBushwhacker Apr 2017 #13

Lol me too! OriginalGeek Apr 2017 #14

I'm a movie buff Skittles Apr 2017 #9

It depends on the type of movie csziggy Apr 2017 #10

I probably do too much of the technical stuff Volstagg Apr 2017 #15