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But some artists are believed by their critics to consider a work's inaccessibility to be [[ItsPopularNowItSucks a badge of honor.]] They consider the boredom of general audiences to be a sign of their artistic integrity, since [[LowestCommonDenominator most people only like soulless tripe, anyway.]] The result is this trope, where a work is considered to be artistic specifically because it is painful to slog through. Every dull, agonizing second is an affirmation of a work's artistic integrity, because [[InsaneTrollLogic why would anyone watch it otherwise?]] Conversely, some may claim that a particular work isn't artistic ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks because]]'' people [[StopHavingFunGuys actually enjoy watching it.]] TrueArt, after all, should be respected in its own right and on its own merits, not because people enjoy it.
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But some artists are believed by their critics to consider a work's inaccessibility to be [[ItsPopularNowItSucks a badge of honor.]] They consider the boredom of general audiences to be a sign of their artistic integrity, since [[LowestCommonDenominator most people only like soulless tripe, anyway.]] The result is this trope, where a work is considered to be artistic specifically because it is painful to slog through. Every dull, agonizing second is an affirmation of a work's artistic integrity, because [[InsaneTrollLogic why would anyone watch it otherwise?]] Conversely, some may claim that a particular work isn't artistic ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks because]]'' people [[StopHavingFunGuys actually enjoy watching it.]] TrueArt, after all, should be respected in its own right and on its own merits, not because people enjoy it.
it. Others will argue back that art that has no audience, or even a very narrow, limited audience, serves no useful social purpose whatsoever.
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* ''Literature/WutheringHeights'' may not have been made with this trope in mind, but many seem to like it most for its huge set of characters and convoluted plot, which makes it one of the hardest well-known books to read.
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* ''Literature/WutheringHeights'' may not have been made with this trope in mind, but many seem to like it most for its huge set of characters and convoluted plot, which makes it one of the hardest well-known books to read.
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* ''Literature/WutheringHeights'' may not have been made with this trope in mind, but many seem to like it most for its huge set of characters and convoluted plot, which makes it one of the hardest well-known books to read.
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But some artists consider a work's inaccessibility to be [[ItsPopularNowItSucks a badge of honor.]] They consider the boredom of general audiences to be a sign of their artistic integrity, since [[LowestCommonDenominator most people only like soulless tripe, anyway.]] The result is this trope, where a work is considered to be artistic specifically because it is painful to slog through. Every dull, agonizing second is an affirmation of a work's artistic integrity, because [[InsaneTrollLogic why would anyone watch it otherwise?]]
Conversely, some may claim that a particular work isn't artistic ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks because]]'' people [[StopHavingFunGuys actually enjoy watching it.]] TrueArt, after all, should be respected in its own right and on its own merits, not because people enjoy it.
There is some TruthInTelevision, here- experimental and ''avant garde'' works often play with traditional structure and composition, at the cost of accessibility to general audiences. See ClassicalMusicIsBoring.
Conversely, some may claim that a particular work isn't artistic ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks because]]'' people [[StopHavingFunGuys actually enjoy watching it.]] TrueArt, after all, should be respected in its own right and on its own merits, not because people enjoy it.
There is some TruthInTelevision, here- experimental and ''avant garde'' works often play with traditional structure and composition, at the cost of accessibility to general audiences. See ClassicalMusicIsBoring.
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But some artists are believed by their critics to consider a work's inaccessibility to be [[ItsPopularNowItSucks a badge of honor.]] They consider the boredom of general audiences to be a sign of their artistic integrity, since [[LowestCommonDenominator most people only like soulless tripe, anyway.]] The result is this trope, where a work is considered to be artistic specifically because it is painful to slog through. Every dull, agonizing second is an affirmation of a work's artistic integrity, because [[InsaneTrollLogic why would anyone watch it otherwise?]]
otherwise?]] Conversely, some may claim that a particular work isn't artistic ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks because]]'' people [[StopHavingFunGuys actually enjoy watching it.]] TrueArt, after all, should be respected in its own right and on its own merits, not because people enjoy it.
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ClassicalMusicIsBoring. In any case, the perception of this largely varies by kind and degree. For instance, Creator/IngmarBergman who is in a large sense ''the'' emblematic arthouse director made movies that on average [[BrieferThanTheyThink rarely went over 90 minutes]], and his movies were commercial successes in Sweden, in Europe, and ''in'' America. Creator/AkiraKurosawa's ''Film/TheSevenSamurai'' is nearly 200 minutes long but it was also a global success and his movies were supremely influential on American action films and on ''Franchise/StarWars''.
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But some artists consider a work's inaccessibility to be [[ItsPopularNowItSucks a badge of honor.]] They consider the boredom of general audiences to be a sign of their artistic integrity, since [[LowestCommonDenominator most people only like soulless tripe, anyway.]] The result is this trope, where a work is considered to be artistic specifically because it's it is painful to slog through. Every dull, agonizing second is an affirmation of a work's artistic integrity, because [[InsaneTrollLogic why would anyone watch it otherwise?]]
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Conversely, some may claim that a particular work isn't artistic ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks because]]'' people [[StopHavingFunGuy actually enjoy watching it.]] TrueArt, after all, should be respected in its own right and on its own merits, not because people enjoy it.
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Conversely, some may claim that a particular work isn't artistic ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks because]]'' people [[StopHavingFunGuy actually enjoy watching it.]] TrueArt, after all, should be respected in its own right and on its own merits, [[SarcasmMode not because people enjoy it.]]
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But some artists consider a work's inaccessibility to be [[ItsPopularNowItSucks a badge of honor.]] They consider the boredom of general audiences to be a sign of their artistic integrity, since [[LowestCommonDenominator most people only like soulless tripe, anyway.]] The result is this trope, where a work is considered to be artistic specifically ''because'' it's painful to slog through. Every dull, agonizing second is an affirmation of a work's artistic integrity, because why would anyone watch it otherwise?
Conversely, some may claim that a particular work isn't artistic ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks because]]'' it engages an audience's attention. TrueArt, after all, should be respected in its own right, [[SarcasmMode not because people enjoy it.]]
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But some artists consider a work's inaccessibility to be [[ItsPopularNowItSucks a badge of honor.]] They consider the boredom of general audiences to be a sign of their artistic integrity, since [[LowestCommonDenominator most people only like soulless tripe, anyway.]] The result is this trope, where a work is considered to be artistic specifically ''because'' because it's painful to slog through. Every dull, agonizing second is an affirmation of a work's artistic integrity, because [[InsaneTrollLogic why would anyone watch it otherwise?
otherwise?]]
Conversely, some may claim that a particular work isn't artistic ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks because]]''it engages an audience's attention. people [[StopHavingFunGuy actually enjoy watching it.]] TrueArt, after all, should be respected in its own right, right and on its own merits, [[SarcasmMode not because people enjoy it.]]
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why would anyone watch it otherwise?
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a particular work isn't artistic ''[[ItsPopularNowItSucks because]]'' it engages an audience's attention. TrueArt, after all, should be respected in its own right, [[SarcasmMode not because people enjoy it.]]
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-> "''As anyone who's seen the master auteur IngmarBergman knows, when you're about to fall asleep is when the movie gets '''really''' interesting.''"
--> BennettTheSage, in his review of ''TwilightOfTheCockroaches.''
Most creators work incredibly hard to make their works accessible to their target audience. They try to make their works as interesting as possible, to ensure that their audience remains engaged throughout their experience. Part of this is commercial; after all, many works are created with the intent of [[MoneyDearBoy making lots of money]]. But it's also about wanting to make your audience happy, and about being able to share one's work with others... which is difficult when people don't ''want'' to read/listen/watch/play your work.
But some artists consider a work's inaccessibility to be [[ItsPopularNowItSucks a badge of honor.]] They consider the boredom of general audiences to be a sign of their artistic integrity, since [[LowestCommonDenominator most people only like soulless tripe, anyway.]] The result is this trope, where a work is considered to be artistic specifically ''because'' it's painful to slog through. Every dull, agonizing second is an affirmation of a work's artistic integrity, because otherwis
Conversely, some may claim that an
There is some TruthInTelevision, here- experimental and ''avant garde'' works often play with traditional structure and composition, at the cost of accessibility to general audiences.
--> BennettTheSage, in his review of ''TwilightOfTheCockroaches.''
Most creators work incredibly hard to make their works accessible to their target audience. They try to make their works as interesting as possible, to ensure that their audience remains engaged throughout their experience. Part of this is commercial; after all, many works are created with the intent of [[MoneyDearBoy making lots of money]]. But it's also about wanting to make your audience happy, and about being able to share one's work with others... which is difficult when people don't ''want'' to read/listen/watch/play your work.
But some artists consider a work's inaccessibility to be [[ItsPopularNowItSucks a badge of honor.]] They consider the boredom of general audiences to be a sign of their artistic integrity, since [[LowestCommonDenominator most people only like soulless tripe, anyway.]] The result is this trope, where a work is considered to be artistic specifically ''because'' it's painful to slog through. Every dull, agonizing second is an affirmation of a work's artistic integrity, because otherwis
Conversely, some may claim that an
There is some TruthInTelevision, here- experimental and ''avant garde'' works often play with traditional structure and composition, at the cost of accessibility to general audiences.
