If I am watching something because I want the cathartic release of something blowing up then I am okay...
Me too. The action scenes that frustrated my father and me in the first Hobbit movie did so in part because we were there to see a literary adaptation, not a film version of a Live Action Role Playing session. I'm not bothered by long action sequences in movies like the ones in the Fast and the Furious franchise because I go to those movies specifically for the action.
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Date: 2013-06-19 07:21 am (UTC)Me too. The action scenes that frustrated my father and me in the first Hobbit movie did so in part because we were there to see a literary adaptation, not a film version of a Live Action Role Playing session. I'm not bothered by long action sequences in movies like the ones in the Fast and the Furious franchise because I go to those movies specifically for the action.