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Ann Hornaday Takes An Intervalo While Discoursing On Last Jedi Reception

Posted Friday, January 5th, 2018 - Comments Off on Ann Hornaday Takes An Intervalo While Discoursing On Last Jedi Reception

“The challenge of critical thinking is to take pure subjectivity out of the equation so that your own idiosyncratic biases, blind spots, fetishistic likes and dislikes are, if not erased, at least put to the side, to better allow the movie be what it set out to be. It can be a tricky perceptual exercise: Even the most objective elements of filmmaking, like camerawork, sound design and story structure, are ultimately evaluated according to whether they work or don’t work for the individual spectator.”
Ann Hornaday Takes An Intervalo While Discoursing On Last Jedi Reception

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