Home
Artists
Search Recent Random
Posts
Search DMs Popular Hash Lookup Tags Random
Importer
Import FAQ
Register
Partychan Telegram Live Sex ThePornDude
Home Artists Posts Import Register

Do We Think Audiences Develop Shorter & Shorter Attention Spans?! (Patreon)

Published:
2018-08-06 21:50:27
Imported:
2021-04

Content

Thanks for the question, EDGARAS SABALIAUSKAS!!! (Which is a complicated name)

What're you guys take on his question?!

BTW

If you haven't had a chance to ask us a question that you'd like us to do a full video response to, follow the link here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/august-2018-q-20468966

LEAVE YOUR QUESTION in the comment box to that post! Once we hit the LIKE button, that means we've shot a video :)


Files

Do We Think Audiences Develop Shorter & Shorter Attention Spans?!

Comments

Edgar

Why my posts are disappearing ? Lol tihis is the third time for this video

thereelrejects
>>14478950

Disappearing from where?? Every once in a while, it seems like Patreon's comment feature is a little iffy, so perhaps that's got something to do with it?

Edgar

Anyways . What I wanted to say is that I agree with you guys about how blockbusters are structured nowadays and just in general how we consume media and sometimes I just really want a good ass slow burn , methodically paced film.. Thankfully director like Fincher, Tarantino and Dennis Villeneuve still make those kinds of films which are backed by major studios. So its not all doom and gloom. And you were really close with my last name, good job! It's one of more comnplex names in my own language. And lol about Greg bringing porn as his example,. its so you, but its still funny as hell

thereelrejects
>>14489139

Haha I guess porn is never far away with the RR... except, I suppose, for the actual watching of it lol. Glad we came close to getting your name right! Oddly honored, especially knowing it's one of the more difficult-to-pronounce ones haha. And it's definitely heartening to know we're not the only ones who still value a slow-burn or a deliberately paced film. They may not be as obviously eye-grabbing, but I feel like there'll always be some sort of home for the more patient films - a good story is a good story. And those are perfect examples! I'd argue newcomers such as Ari Aster, Robert Eggers, and S. Craig Zahler are also keeping the spirit alive. Lynne Ramsay as well! Thankfully it seems like there are still some major studios (and a good amount of indies) willing to keep the slow-burns going :)