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She’s got a point. If her tastes are more similar to her friend’s, then that would be more relevant to her. Critics are simply one person’s opinion, no more or less valid than anyone else’s, even if they act in a herd.
Before I stopped listening to friends and developed a stable of critics to listen to I missed a number of great films. If you regularly read a set of reviewers you will be able to reliably tell which films that you would like, but you need to know where your tastes match up for what type of film with each critic. You COULD achieve the same effect with friends, provided that your friends see a LOT of movies and early in the release cycle.
"Moderately Confused is an extension of my daily thinking routine, says Jeff Stahler. "I'm used to observing the front pages of the news and commenting with a cartoon. But every day, the rest of the paper tracks the culture, and all of those stories are rich for commentary, too. This panel gives me an outlet for observing those back pages of the paper that I enjoy reading as well." Stahler's Moderately Confused was a finalist for the National Cartoonists Society's Division Award for Best Newspaper Panel in 2005.
A native of Bellefontaine, Ohio, award-winning editorial cartoonist Jeff Stahler graduated from the Columbus College of Art and Design. He resides in Columbus, Ohio, with his family.
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Comments (5) (Please sign in to comment)
dheine1971
said, 3 months ago
What movie?
lightenup
said, 3 months ago
Then definitely go see it. Everyone’s opinion is different.
exoticdoc2 said, 3 months ago
She’s got a point. If her tastes are more similar to her friend’s, then that would be more relevant to her. Critics are simply one person’s opinion, no more or less valid than anyone else’s, even if they act in a herd.
Redkaycei Repoc said, 3 months ago
I usually find that if a critic dislikes a movie that I will like it, one man’s cheese is another man’s rotten milk.
jollyjack said, 3 months ago
Before I stopped listening to friends and developed a stable of critics to listen to I missed a number of great films. If you regularly read a set of reviewers you will be able to reliably tell which films that you would like, but you need to know where your tastes match up for what type of film with each critic. You COULD achieve the same effect with friends, provided that your friends see a LOT of movies and early in the release cycle.