I am too ignorant to understand this. I am so cocky, like a sixteen-year-old kid with a small dick who has parents with money. I wish I could appreciate the simple pleasures in life, but alas, ever since I was a child I've been forced to watch The Color of Pomegranates and things like that. I've never really understood art, I just pretend to because it makes me feel superior to others. My ego is so small that I desperately need to boost it by belittling others. I wish I had a valid opinion like everyone else. The expression, "The ignorant masses," applies more to me than any kind of "majority" of people anywhere who are obviously a lot more cultured than I am. You see, the problem is that my parents never loved me and that's why I've become so insecure. It's almost as if I think I'm, not so much the center of the universe as, the reason why the universe exists.
This isn't an emotional rant against a group of people who've offended me. This is a cry for help. How can I learn to understand why The Lord of the Rings were such great movies? Help me understand why Klaus Kinski is not as talented an actor as Nicholas Cage. Help me understand why movies directed by Jean-Luc Godard merely appear good on the surface, and the real quality comes from Steven Spielberg.
Answer me, you plebians. But don't forget to attack my personal character and completely ignore my arguments.
Edit: The above post was an emotional rant. I was angry and frustrated and had to sort some things out. I was actually so stressed out that I took a sick day from work, and had to have a chat with a sort of mentor to help get my head straight. It can safely be discarded now, and I'm sorry for being such a douche bag. I'm sorry to the movieforums community for being harsh, critical, and negative towards those who have different tastes and perspectives in film from my own.
This isn't an emotional rant against a group of people who've offended me. This is a cry for help. How can I learn to understand why The Lord of the Rings were such great movies? Help me understand why Klaus Kinski is not as talented an actor as Nicholas Cage. Help me understand why movies directed by Jean-Luc Godard merely appear good on the surface, and the real quality comes from Steven Spielberg.
Answer me, you plebians. But don't forget to attack my personal character and completely ignore my arguments.
Edit: The above post was an emotional rant. I was angry and frustrated and had to sort some things out. I was actually so stressed out that I took a sick day from work, and had to have a chat with a sort of mentor to help get my head straight. It can safely be discarded now, and I'm sorry for being such a douche bag. I'm sorry to the movieforums community for being harsh, critical, and negative towards those who have different tastes and perspectives in film from my own.
Last edited by Zotis; 12-03-16 at 01:55 PM.