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JustCallmeSoul_ t1_j6mk84w wrote

Reply to comment by AlanMorlock in Is the Wikipedia for Silence of the Lambs wrong? by [deleted]

I have watched movies with actual artistic value instead of your pop culture and tv shows, but I guess to me movies are art and to you entertaining which is ok :)

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AlanMorlock t1_j6mknlk wrote

Jonathan Demme's Silence of the Lambs is certainly a work of art. Good luck with the rest of sophomore year. I'm sure high school is weird in the pandemic.

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JustCallmeSoul_ t1_j6mky3s wrote

I’m pretty sure movies are weird when you have no culture

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Gummy_yumyum t1_j6monex wrote

Have you seen the film?

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JustCallmeSoul_ t1_j6mozk7 wrote

yes and I even like it, but it’s so far from being innovative or in any way having any artistic value; only a value for pop culture.

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Gummy_yumyum t1_j6mp6nv wrote

I’d call it both innovative and containing artistic value. It’s ok that you disagree since these things are completely subjective to the point they have little meaning.

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JustCallmeSoul_ t1_j6mpaq4 wrote

its not subjective the fact that there was already a genre for that kind of movies, and that it hasn’t changed the way movies are perceived or made in any way, since the movie itself is full of references.

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