Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
When have sci-fi movies generally been good? There has always been a lot of crap and some great movies poking their heads above the morass. Like Alien, Star Wars, etc. But there is a lot of crappy sci-fi movies all throughout. It seems today though that more people are giving sci-fi a chance.
[q=Doddler]
What about when people look back to a period from before they were born and conclude that things were better then?[/q]
They only see the best from those eras. The classic movie stations aren't going to show the utter drecks. They'll show the great movies, the "Streetcar Named Desire"s, the "Citizen Kane"s.
In the future when people look back at the 00s, people will see the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Brokeback Mountain, Memento, Sin City, Hotel Rwanda, and the like. They won't be seeing From Justin to Kelly or Stomp the Yard.
When have sci-fi movies generally been good? There has always been a lot of crap and some great movies poking their heads above the morass. Like Alien, Star Wars, etc. But there is a lot of crappy sci-fi movies all throughout. It seems today though that more people are giving sci-fi a chance.
[q=Doddler]
What about when people look back to a period from before they were born and conclude that things were better then?[/q]
They only see the best from those eras. The classic movie stations aren't going to show the utter drecks. They'll show the great movies, the "Streetcar Named Desire"s, the "Citizen Kane"s.
In the future when people look back at the 00s, people will see the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Brokeback Mountain, Memento, Sin City, Hotel Rwanda, and the like. They won't be seeing From Justin to Kelly or Stomp the Yard.
Please explain this concept to British terrestrial TV bosses.
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