[deleted] t1_jedpkze wrote
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Any of these directors could adapt to modern times if they wanted to. I think it's storytelling is just more natural when you don't have to explain away why no one isn't just texting each other the whole movie.
AlanMorlock t1_jeeuaur wrote
The Departed has a scene that hinges on someone being able to text inside their pocket.
[deleted] t1_jegisx9 wrote
Since the 2000s - Me
The Departed was 2006. So since then.
AlanMorlock t1_jeglhgp wrote
My point is, I don't think Scorsese is particularly avoidant of the story implications of texting. He's made period pieces since then but most of his films in the preceeding g 16 years were also period pieces. Not much of a change for him at all.
[deleted] t1_jegn5ox wrote
I wasn't talking specifically about Scorsese in the first place.
I was talking about a general trend.
wBuddha OP t1_jeg1ddx wrote
Ya, this is my point.
[deleted] t1_jegiiww wrote
And my point is storytelling is more natural when they don't have to.
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