The difference between movies and films(TM?)
I was thinking - what would make people genuinely see or perceive Star Wars 7 as a good movie/film, ... or something
along those lines, ... and thereby came to think of my own experience, ... of why I thought that it was bad. What
made me feel that way? And many have pointed out a few things - and these also come to my mind. They are disparities,
like: How can the beams of the Super Death Star move that fast?, that sortof tear me out of an immersion bubble and
let me be aware of it being "just a film". So, thats where I "got it". A film is so 'to be looked at' from the
outside. The content doesn't really matter all that much. It matters, but, the 'score of a film' is more reflective
of the whole teams works. So, if the author fucked up - the film can still be good. Technically you could take a
totally meaningless story around poo and yet make it a good film.
Taking it this way I can totally agree that Batman v Superman is a terrible one! It definitely is! I can totally and
wholeheartedly agree with that. Fury Road kindof blends in between the two, but anyhow. Can this be objectively
... consolidated?
On the other hand BvS is a really really good 'movie'. I mean, so - the argument that Batmans origin story is being
told, that is totally a 'Film' critique, not a movie critique. You cannot judge a movie based on its contemporary
environment. Except where necessary, like, flicks from the 80s. But it wouldn't matter that much. Its ... however
something. I mean, Ghostbusters is a good movie - so, special effects are a 'film' thing - ...
So, if that is something that did put you off, we can go on and say that you suffer some movie/film fatigue. You
were/are not ready for that movie experience. And the Martha thing, well ... if you cannot wrap your head around
it and find a way that works ... movies are kindof pointless! Or not? But OK ... whatever. It is in deed a bit
silly. But its otherwise a really cool movie.
Ghost in the Shell does maybe work better as a Film, but it also works good as a Movie. I think of it of something
more of a movie though because it has that ... immersive draf... movie? film? Lets call it a 'flick'. A.k.a. works
well with Marijuana. Hmm ... well. Thats it! This is totally subjective, at first. Did I judge TFA indep... well,
not independent of its own history.
But OK ... so, it can be a good movie ... I guess?
I guess what I can keep from this is that the "Filmification" of a movie may lead to a lesser score - err - ...
thing. So, filmification is the destortion of perception between ... "two angles" sotospeak. Like, a way a
'movie' is meant to be seen versus the 'film' it is seen as. And so we perhaps have to destinguish film from
movie criticism. But how? Well, 'film' in another sense would say: "This is how I will be looking at it if I
have no clue of the substance", basically. So, unless the movie explains something explicitly I may not have a
clue about whats going on - ... ? ??? ...
Well - lets say: "Production Score" and "Art Score" instead.
Here TFA could even score high in both regards. "Fan Score" ??? Well - crowd score? See - as for me ... well, I
wonder: What do I care to know about? I ... mean ... after we get rid of the idea of scoring, what matters is the
production value; Whereby we want to give bonuses to unique content. So, "is it worth picking up?". Thats however
what I'm used to. High Scores mean: Something is good about it - period. Which then however gets overshaddowed
by production values. And thats why production and art score are meaningless unless they establish their difference
to each other. Else we can set them as equal, where the 'art~impression' correlation is another form of filmification.
Here 'art movies' come in, well, which are 'good films' in a sense that appeals more to those that would also
enjoy staring at pictures ... I guess. ...
...//2017.11.08|05:29
Why I not am Kekistan (?):
Because I'm assimilated by Feminism! (waaaaah) "We are Borg - Resistence is futile!" ~~ ... [zip-transmission over] ...
no, I'm just kidding!
I 'am' Kekistan! So, as for the point and purpose of what it means. That is, "lost in transmission" or something. But more
generally speaking do I already have an identity; And that is somehow a 'being into identity politics' thing; Though when
you then take it further into a society of so callable enlightends - where again everyone is an individual, it is an obsolete
identity.
And in that sense I am yet Christian, so - that is my boat in the struggle of identities. Someone has to steer the boat.
Around someone we have an entity - and now all the mess of, who is who. And what do we have? We're bound to words in order
to communicate ourselves; And not always free in our actions either.
If we all can see into each others eyes as Christians: a.k.a. people that see the world through cleansed eyes, so or so -
as a family, where we don't exclude God but attach to him, ... we have something of a basic common foundation that we can
agree on. ... "church" ... classically.
But if we extend the idea a little, its more than "everything". And there I am not homeless, which "being Kekistani" is,
somehow. It means that you lack a real/better alternative to describe yourself with. It says: "Fuck the System" as much as
it says "I'm sick and tired". So yea, in those areas I most definitely am Kekistan too.
It says: "Can we please ...?!". move on or something .
Its like pissing into a large bonfire, knowing that it will barely affect it; If the piss evaporated into puffs of green
smoke that floats through the internet and here and there it clutters up with Bullshit. Thats the whole joke with it.
Or is it? Well, I wasn't really 'there' so I cannot tell. I haven't witnessed the chain of events as it occured, but that is
another joke with Kekistan, ... its "culturally appropriated" now. Sortof. I mean, what did Kekistan do so far? Someone left
a tag in Destiny 2. Well. That had to get patched out because some people took it as a hate symbol.
But, is it? Well, if we could roll with it, that would be hillarious - because each time Kekistan is referred to negatively
thats like a home goal. Except it isn't when people see it from a wrong angle. But well. We can all agree that Kekistan is
relatively new; And I myself didn't know of it until I saw it somewhere and along with it something about Nazis and the alt-Right,
white Power or something like that. So - looking at it, why? Well - over time it would seem like a right-wing group that has
desguised itself as an internet meme, so ... the red dragon throwing off a green scale that seeks the support of lefties to
disguise itself as left wing group. ?? Something like that.
So - what this would lead to might be a Culture War within Kekistan; As ... because it is an open internet meme it invites
people from both ends with respectively opposed interests - like, trolls might find some pleasure in it as well.
So - as memes might inevitably evolve over time, Kekistan once more confirms itself as a carricature of identity politics.
Its genious! Brilliant!
So, Kekistan is about "playing identity politics" - its the "me too" of having a group to belong with, in a carricaturizing
fashion. But note that buying merchandise is like paying taxes @emperor(Google it) - and when it gets to that category of
something, ... I'm not buying in.
So yea, ... 'culturally appropriated'. Viva la Revolusion!
//2017.11.09|00:04