Post by mslo79 on Nov 13, 2019 2:55:56 GMT
General lack of some sort of emotional connection (since I feel that's at the heart of what makes movies tick is whether you get a solid emotional response from a movie or not and old movies tend to largely lack in this dept) as that's what's at the heart of why I think newer movies are so much better than older movies.
that's why I tend to consider the 1960's as the early days of modern movies since that's when things started to shift for the better and by the 1970's or 1980's (maybe 1990's tops) things really hit more modern standards.
but like some mentioned... some of it could be the acting style etc but I don't think that's entirely it even though it's probably a factor.
p.s. I am just going to assume older movies means pre-1960.
that's why I tend to consider the 1960's as the early days of modern movies since that's when things started to shift for the better and by the 1970's or 1980's (maybe 1990's tops) things really hit more modern standards.
but like some mentioned... some of it could be the acting style etc but I don't think that's entirely it even though it's probably a factor.
p.s. I am just going to assume older movies means pre-1960.