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twesterm on 24 June 2007
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ckmlb said:
twesterm said:
ckmlb said:
People who watch crappy movies carry the movie industry, should they get respect?

Same with people who listen to crap music.

Who are you to say they are crap? As long as someone likes them, that's all that matters. If not enough people like it, it will stop. I watch my fair share of artsy movies, I even use to go to the Angelika all the time since my girlfriend use to work there, but then I also enjoy movies like Bio-Dome. As someone likes those crap movies, what is wrong with making them?

As for casual games ruining the industry, that's just crap. There will always be "hardcore" games because there will always be people that want to buy those games. As those games get more in demand, there will be more made.


By that logic anything that has people wanting it is good. So 50 Cent is a musical genius right? That last Spiderman movie it really made me ask some questions about life and my humanity really...


 Once again, who am I (or you) to say the someone's opinion is wrong?  I think 50 Cent or P Diddy Puff Dude or whatever name is are all absolute crap and sounds like a CD is skipping but I know that there are people that actually like that garbage and think the things I like are garbage.

As for Spiderman, the movie was all around bad just because they decided to find out what the limit was that could be put in a movie and then add more but it did have some great action sequences that made it worth watching.  Once again, just because you hated it doesn't mean it wasn't worth making, the fact that you saw it says something.  I suppose a good ending point would be that games are about making money before anything, not about making fun (though the more fun the more money).