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Post by OrsonSwelles on Jan 18, 2021 1:58:38 GMT
Your ignorance is showing. If anything the 1930s is among the least, if not the least, pretentious decade for film. It would depend on how one defines pretentious, because while I don't have much point of reference as I haven't seen a lot of films from the 30's, mainly clips, they can look pretentious. I get the posters point. pretentious /prɪˈtɛnʃəs/
adjective: pretentious
attempting to impress by affecting greater importance or merit than is actually possessed. "pretentious art films" h Similar: affected ostentatious chi-chi showy flashy tinselly conspicuous flaunty tasteless kitschy overambitious pompous artificial flatulent inflated overblown overripe fustian hyperventilated mannered high-flown high-sounding flowery grandiose big grand elaborate extravagant heroic flamboyant ornate grandiloquent magniloquent bombastic turgid orotund rhetorical oratorical sophomoric highfalutin la-di-da fancy-pants posey pseud pseudo poncy toffee-nosed dicty Many of these synonym's do appear to fit from my own observation. I could be wrong, but sometimes if someone loves something, they may not want to hear anything that might taint that image, even if there is some truth behind it. Of which the 30s have fewer than other decades.
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