General Disarray
05-24-2007, 01:37 AM
It's really hard to be original these days.
Plots in movies and television are predictable and have been done thousands of times before. I didn't even need to see disturbia to know it ripped off Hitchcock.
Anyone else notice that in the last year there have been seven animated films with penguins as the lead character?
Same thing with trends. There doesn't seem to be any new evolving style these days. It's like there is a pendulum swinging back and forth, eventually things return to the way they were.
David Lynch is original, but in order to do so he had to become wildly surrealistic.
(Not to mention it seems like every thread I do has already been done, I need to use the search function more often.)
Why bother posting this?
Simply to ask:
Do you feel the same way?
Do you notice anything new or original?
Plots in movies and television are predictable and have been done thousands of times before. I didn't even need to see disturbia to know it ripped off Hitchcock.
Anyone else notice that in the last year there have been seven animated films with penguins as the lead character?
Same thing with trends. There doesn't seem to be any new evolving style these days. It's like there is a pendulum swinging back and forth, eventually things return to the way they were.
David Lynch is original, but in order to do so he had to become wildly surrealistic.
(Not to mention it seems like every thread I do has already been done, I need to use the search function more often.)
Why bother posting this?
Simply to ask:
Do you feel the same way?
Do you notice anything new or original?