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Show PostThat's awesome! Even now, I can underestimate my own taste in film as an adult. Like sometimes I think "oh this film will just be people talking in rooms, it'll be so boring", but then I find myself totally engaged and thrilled by it. It's like I'm gaslighting myself into having worse taste.
Show PostLike it varies and depends. There were some movies I thought were slow but engage me now and other movies that were long that I could really bond with. Like I liked The Godfather when I saw it at 10 years old.
Show Post...so the kinds of films you can understand and appreciate is very limited. But as an adult, you don't have those limitaitons and can appreciate so much more about them than I ever could as a kid.
Show PostThe "too slow" thing reminds me of I think that it's more fun and engaging to enjoy films as an adult. Like yes, childhood nostalgia can be powerful and I'm certainly not immune to nostalgia, but as a kid you're so limited by what you can comprehend about the world around you...
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