That's ok, it's your preference. I take it you got my point.

That's just total ignorance. It's a completely different movement.
How 'bout you watch Easy Rider, The Trip, The graduate, Bonnie & Clyde or Midnight Cowboy?

Aaand that's just total pretentiousness...

You're still kidding yourself by comparing a painting on a piece of paper to a two-hour film...

What the fuk is that supposed to mean ? I can't get if you're dissing the painting or the film.

Yeah. Bonnie & Clyde's really good.

I made an analogy to prove my point, to make it easier to see. They're both art forms, they both use a technology and in both cases their artistic value doesn't depend on it.

I'm dissing the comparison... :laughing:

It's just that they're complementary, and in a way Cinema is a extension to all the other forms of Art. Putting away a whole decade, which also the most revolutionary decade in Cinema History and the one that has made what cinema is now, and the cinema you love so much, is very much pure ignorance.

90s and 00s cinema didn't pop out from nowhere, and neither did Cinema. AND DON'T YOU EVER DISREGARD PAINTING IN THAT MANNER!!

Actually, film does rely on technology because it didn't exist until thousands of years later with the invention of film recording...