Who Are We, When They Arrive?
"...because we have grown accustomed to confusing velocity with momentum, cutting with construction, noise with energy, and incident with drama."
This right here. Nailed it. So well articulated and made me think about our larger societal downfall—confusing velocity with momentum.
Your right. There is a larger problem contained in the words.
Interesting review.
I was inclined not to see it as I feel Spielberg’s best days are in the past but this review has sparked my interest so I may see it now.
Well, Spielberg‘s best days may be behind him. This film would probably support your thesis, but it is not without value. It has some real problems
"...because we have grown accustomed to confusing velocity with momentum, cutting with construction, noise with energy, and incident with drama."
This right here. Nailed it. So well articulated and made me think about our larger societal downfall—confusing velocity with momentum.
Your right. There is a larger problem contained in the words.
Interesting review.
I was inclined not to see it as I feel Spielberg’s best days are in the past but this review has sparked my interest so I may see it now.
Well, Spielberg‘s best days may be behind him. This film would probably support your thesis, but it is not without value. It has some real problems