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I was at a con in Atlanta and saw how people talk about shows now
I was at Anime Weekend Atlanta last fall, just hanging near the food court. I overheard two people having a full, deep talk about the sound design in a show I liked. They weren't just saying 'it's good,' they were pointing out specific scenes, like how the lack of music in a quiet moment made it hit harder. It made me realize my own chats about anime were pretty surface level, just saying if I liked it or not. I went home and rewatched that show, paying real attention to the sounds and the quiet parts. Now when I talk about a show with friends, I try to pick out one specific thing that worked, like how a scene was framed or a voice actor's choice. It makes the whole talk way better. Has anyone else had a moment that made you change how you discuss the shows you watch?
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sammoore1mo agoOG Member
You think @king.stella would find it more fun if they tried it once?
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tarar271mo ago
Ever think you had to be a critic to talk like that? I used to just say if stuff was good or bad, but noticing little details makes it way more fun.
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Honestly, overthinking every little detail just sucks the fun out of watching a movie for me.
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