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As a parent of a now 21 year old, this speaks to me. I grew up loving film and we were able to successfully push that on our son. We remember feeling so proud when I told us how much he loved something like, The Irishman ❤️
But there definitely feels like... I don't know, a shrinking of attention spans nowadays :/
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"I'm always amazed at how often young people who say, 'I love movies and I want to make movies' don't actually watch movies"
And some more
"I mean, they're perfectly willing to binge watch, for weeks of their life, something they know is really super okay, and the Criterion Channel is right there. Like, they could be watching Badlands as we speak," he told the publication.
He continued: "I say all that not to sound crotchety…But there's so much excellence in the past, so many of these thoughts of what we're all going through emotionally and what we're looking for — authenticity in our lives and healing — all these common threads of humanity people have been talking about for centuries. Cinema is a young art form, but it's 100 years old now, and there's a lot of great work, and you can rip it off madly."
As a parent of a now 21 year old, this speaks to me. I grew up loving film and we were able to successfully push that on our son. We remember feeling so proud when I told us how much he loved something like, The Irishman ❤️
But there definitely feels like... I don't know, a shrinking of attention spans nowadays :/