This was a surprising piece if for no other reason than the fact that it was written about a movie, or that someone had decided to make one.
While this movie and the review focus on the so called "#metoo", another way to look at it is in the context of the "performances" that we are seeing at museums around the world by the hordes of no…
This was a surprising piece if for no other reason than the fact that it was written about a movie, or that someone had decided to make one.
While this movie and the review focus on the so called "#metoo", another way to look at it is in the context of the "performances" that we are seeing at museums around the world by the hordes of not uneducated by anti-educated pretentious dimwits.
This movie seems to be a work of art that also discusses art in relation to artists. If these humanoids are in any way representative of youth everywhere, one thing that stands out is their complete lack of understanding and appreciation of art, and in extension of humanity.
Art is meant to be transcendental, and it is obvious that humans today are unable to transcend their narrow interest and shallowness.
This was a surprising piece if for no other reason than the fact that it was written about a movie, or that someone had decided to make one.
While this movie and the review focus on the so called "#metoo", another way to look at it is in the context of the "performances" that we are seeing at museums around the world by the hordes of not uneducated by anti-educated pretentious dimwits.
This movie seems to be a work of art that also discusses art in relation to artists. If these humanoids are in any way representative of youth everywhere, one thing that stands out is their complete lack of understanding and appreciation of art, and in extension of humanity.
Art is meant to be transcendental, and it is obvious that humans today are unable to transcend their narrow interest and shallowness.