... or forever hold your peace.
I started the list, but I need feedback.
Am I saying too much? Not enough?
Should I separate by genre? By decade made?
I cannot do a star system or grades. I'm sorry. There are just too many facets to films. What earns an A in cinematography could merit only a D in dialogue.
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3 comments:
I think your blurbs are just the right length! I would love to see you separate them by category, but I would also like to see your own unique take on what makes up a category (i.e. something more than the standard "action", "horror", "comedy"-type classifications).
P.S. The word that's posted below this as I type for "word verification" is "squadis". What the hell is that?!
Indeed, I think you're doing a fine job. Keep it up. I've already added a couple to my own Netflix.
Okay, categorization has begun.
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