Steve
Steve
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Correction: Nathan was talking about another movie, not his own
Nathan says at the beginning that the did test screenings where people knew how the film ended beforehand. Those people reported that they enjoyed the film *more* than people that went in blind, which is a result I’ve seen before and think about from time to time.
Nathan says at the beginning that the did test screenings where people knew how the film ended beforehand. Those people reported that they enjoyed the film *more* than people that went in blind, which is a result I’ve seen before and think about from time to time.
Would you lie to this man? EXCLUSIVE: Nathan Fielder, codirector of the Elizabeth Holmes documentary ‘You Can See Everything,’ sat down with WIRED for an extended interview—the first he’s given to discuss the film. 🔗 www.wired.com/story/nathan...
Saw this thread too that seems related. People want to be challenged, but tend to pick “safe” media. Do spoilers make media feel safer? Is it actually better to have higher enjoyment if it’s less challenging? If media is rewarding intellectually, is it enjoyed less? bsky.app/profile/tome...
Re the last repost, one of the things that has stuck from my time in the behavioural science snake oil mines was an experiment where if people planned a week of movie viewing they would pick a mix of genres, some 'highbrow' etc but if they picked day to day it was all the same stuff
Nathan says at the beginning that the did test screenings where people knew how the film ended beforehand. Those people reported that they enjoyed the film *more* than people that went in blind, which is a result I’ve seen before and think about from time to time.
Would you lie to this man? EXCLUSIVE: Nathan Fielder, codirector of the Elizabeth Holmes documentary ‘You Can See Everything,’ sat down with WIRED for an extended interview—the first he’s given to discuss the film. 🔗 www.wired.com/story/nathan...
Here’s one example of those studies www.sciencedaily.com/releases/201...
Nathan says at the beginning that the did test screenings where people knew how the film ended beforehand. Those people reported that they enjoyed the film *more* than people that went in blind, which is a result I’ve seen before and think about from time to time.
Would you lie to this man? EXCLUSIVE: Nathan Fielder, codirector of the Elizabeth Holmes documentary ‘You Can See Everything,’ sat down with WIRED for an extended interview—the first he’s given to discuss the film. 🔗 www.wired.com/story/nathan...
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Getting high and playing Cape Hideous is legitimately a top 10 gaming moment for me. If the art style interests you even a little bit, it’s a true wonder seeing all the details come alive as you play. Incredible game.
get cape hideous at half price for steam ocean fest sale! store.steampowered.com/app/3187550/...
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get cape hideous at half price for steam ocean fest sale! store.steampowered.com/app/3187550/...
I thought for the longest time that the Aaron Eckhart movie “No Reservations” was about Anthony Bourdain. Finally found it that it’s not. I also found out that Bradly Cooper played Bourdain in a TV show, but was also a chef in the movie called Burnt. This has been another boring story about my life.
Glad this movie is coming out, fuck you WB etc, but let’s be real, that opening rocket shoe gag is abysmal. The shoes simply explode? Chuck Jones is well and truly dead.
First trailer for Coyote vs. ACME, starring John Cena, Lana Condor, and Will Forte. The Looney Tunes movie is in theaters on August 28.