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Distance from RealitySome of the most impactful cinema has been composed of fantastical realms far set from reality. What is it about such fantasy that keeps audiences entranced? How are filmmakers still able, after all these years of a seemingly everlasting genre, to create groundbreaking films which continue to fascinate enormous groups of people?
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I couldn’t agree more! Producers need to put a new spin on biopics if they have any hope of not appearing as desperate attempts at emotional reactions and critical acclaim. As you said, you need to go beyond the factual life events and try to produce a quasi-story line and present poignant characters. Awesome article! | The New Wave of Biopics |
An awesome read! You psychologised a seemingly innocuous and, consequently, ubiquitous component of many films of the genre in a really interesting way. Nice analysis and you’ve definitely presented me with a plethora of films I must watch! | Final Girl: Horror, Action, and Gender |
You’ve opened my eyes to issues I have never truly perceived. I tend to think of film being aloof from reality, or even as an escape therefrom. You’ve proven that cinema and everyday life are intricately interwoven. Nice work!