Why do we consume junk films like Chennai Express? - Page 3

Originally posted by: eeyoretel

Here's a suggestion to all those who do have a fondness for good cinema but can't seem to resist their guilty pleasure movies ' try treating the next blockbuster release like it's an indie film.

Watch the trailers, read the articles written about it and ask yourselves why you want to watch that movie. Judge a film by the story that unfolds on a big screen. Expect actors to act, instead of allowing a leading man to play the the same role he's played repeatedly for decades.

Bcuz we are idiots not sensible enough for overrated crap like Lootera

Originally posted by: BeShArAm

Bcuz we are idiots not sensible enough for overrated crap like Lootera

Originally posted by: Dexterkilaila

One word: escapism

This piece is definitely not written for the ones who prefer mindless entertainers (Read, pav bhaji lovers) or the fans... nor is this shoving the writer's likes or dislikes down other people's throat. This one is written for those who complain about the state of BW movies... those who crave for good movies. Yeah the ones who'd ask a few months later, "Why do we consume junk film like CE, ETT, & their ilk?" The writer is saying to those people -- Though you've watched the movie reluctantly... out of curiosity... to criticize... whatever the reason was, it's a fact that you have contributed on the huge box-office collection of the movie. So, if you are the one who's going to ask the question on the title, my suggestion don't watch the movie.. don't give the producers and distributors the wrong message that the whole India loves to eat pav bhaji by contributing on the success of those movies.

Like the members here always complain about Kat the Non Actor & the success of her movies. I always wonder, why do people watch her movies then? I'm not a Kat hater... nor a lover either.. watching the promos of her films, I know she's going to offer me crap.. so I don't bother going to theaters to watch her movies... I don't contribute on the high TRP of her movies either... Yeah, don't even watch her movies on TV. (Well, barring three or four movies I missed them all). Now if anyone says to me that the department of acting of BW has gone to the dogs, for it serves us CAT-feed, I'll definitely suggest him/her -- Don't watch her films then, My Friend!

Originally posted by: eeyoretel

This piece is definitely not written for the ones who prefer mindless entertainers (Read, pav bhaji lovers) or the fans... nor is this shoving the writer's likes or dislikes down other people's throat. This one is written for those who complain about the state of BW movies... those who crave for good movies. Yeah the ones who'd ask a few months later, "Why do we consume junk film like CE, ETT, & their ilk?" The writer is saying to those people -- Though you've watched the movie reluctantly... out of curiosity... to criticize... whatever the reason was, it's a fact that you have contributed on the huge box-office collection of the movie. So, if you are the one who's going to ask the question on the title, my suggestion don't watch the movie.. don't give the producers and distributors the wrong message that the whole India loves to eat pav bhaji by contributing on the success of those movies.

Like the members here always complain about Kat the Non Actor & the success of her movies. I always wonder, why do people watch her movies then? I'm not a Kat hater... nor a lover either.. watching the promos of her films, I know she's going to offer me crap.. so I don't bother going to theaters to watch her movies... I don't contribute on the high TRP of her movies either... Yeah, don't even watch her movies on TV. (Well, barring three or four movies I missed them all). Now if anyone says to me that the department of acting of BW has gone to the dogs, for it serves us CAT-feed, I'll definitely suggest him/her -- Don't watch her films then, My Friend!

Originally posted by: VictorLordJr

At the end of the day it's a cinema hall not a lecture hall


Koi film Kisi ke zindagi Nahin badil sakti 😉 😉


Cinema sells dreams at the end of the day 😉 all they are is dreams