Musicals
Who was it that thought musicals would be a good idea for a film genre. Every one of them I have seen has a very awkward plot that I can't follow, annoying and obnoxious characters that feel the need to sing to the entire audience when in reality we're just trying to figure out what exactly is going on in the movie and why on earth they are singing about it. This is just my opinion but seriously, could you be any more ignorant toward the elements that go into making a good film that actually does well at the box office? Besides, movies are meant for entertainment and they give you that sense of an alternate reality when you're watching so that you feel like you're actually involved. There is nearly no realism or sense that you're actually in the story because in a real world situations humans wouldn't react to to their emotions by singing out of random and then suddenly others join in and freestyle their way into each other's hearts. That is one of the world's wonders to me, how the heck does everyone know exactly how to carry out the song and sing together when during the movie it's supposed to be spontaneous and also, how do people present entire dance routines without even meeting each other to recite? Like look this and tell me you can actually take it seriously. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbrbUfYSt0E
Comedy
No matter your age, gender or anything else that makes you who you are and how you interpret things, everyone needs a good laugh. Comedy is something that everyone can enjoy, firstly because it always puts you in a good mood and secondly because there are so many sub-genres for it that anyone can enjoy it. Romantic Comedies, Action, Thriller and Sci-Fi - No matter what genre it is, it's always nice to have some comedy in a movie. I think that because of the stressed out, boring lives that the majority of people live and have to cope with on a daily basis where little to nothing happens that is actually funny and amusing happens, people need comedy to release some of that built up stress and actually have a good laugh and relieve themselves of the daily burdens that they have to endure that keeps them from letting out those lighthearted, happy emotions.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bkRGH4sJDE
Who was it that thought musicals would be a good idea for a film genre. Every one of them I have seen has a very awkward plot that I can't follow, annoying and obnoxious characters that feel the need to sing to the entire audience when in reality we're just trying to figure out what exactly is going on in the movie and why on earth they are singing about it. This is just my opinion but seriously, could you be any more ignorant toward the elements that go into making a good film that actually does well at the box office? Besides, movies are meant for entertainment and they give you that sense of an alternate reality when you're watching so that you feel like you're actually involved. There is nearly no realism or sense that you're actually in the story because in a real world situations humans wouldn't react to to their emotions by singing out of random and then suddenly others join in and freestyle their way into each other's hearts. That is one of the world's wonders to me, how the heck does everyone know exactly how to carry out the song and sing together when during the movie it's supposed to be spontaneous and also, how do people present entire dance routines without even meeting each other to recite? Like look this and tell me you can actually take it seriously. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbrbUfYSt0E
