There was a prolonged period of time when I almost didn't watch movies at all. Perhaps a movie in two months or so, but definitely not on a regular basis.
So, recently I've decided to check out what good and new stuff is out there and for the past few weeks I've been watching a movie in a day or two... and it feels... like a lot! I feel way down compared to few weeks back. Less energy, less confidence, harder to make decisions, brain fog etc, etc...
This kind of surprised me. You can't feel it (so much) after one movie, or if you watch them, say, only on weekends or so, but if you do it regularly it really brings you down. It also sucks you into normie mindset. Even if you recognize all the propaganda bits and such, it still changes the way you think. It's not immediately recognizable, but bit by bit, little by little it does its dark brainwashing job even on those who are aware.
Seems to me there really is something dark and energy draining in today's mass entertainment. It's not just harmless pastime like it might seem to be. It's brain rot.
Yes. Actually I am at a stage where I literally CANNOT watch them. I am surprised people have the ability to even watch them. They feel nauseating just after few minutes. Especially in Cinema. Something is wrong about them. Not sure if it's just that they are the product of someone evil or what exactly.
The actors are vile. The themes are all dark and evil. Everything feels wrong. The newer the movie the worst it feels.
I could only watch older movies. You would be surprised that some of the non-American older movies in particular have a LOT in them. You can watch the movie several times. There are morals and real life lessons and situation to ponder and can make you think about life in general. Not to mention that music in older movies is usually a lot more memorable.
I think I know this feeling. I haven't been watching movies (with few exceptions) since the whole covid thing.
Yes, non-American movies are better in that regard. I like to watch those from time to time as well.