That just means the both of you have different visual focusing ability...
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I just feel like there's some sort of threshold that I'm picking up on, but not understanding the division.
edited 3rd Mar '18 8:06:46 PM by Rinsankajugin
I think it's a balance of your critical brain pointing out things that from a storytelling or animation standpoint aren't the best, but also letting your uncritical brain enjoy the cool-ass fighting, dialogue, and explosions. It's not a matter of being ignorant vs intelligent, it's just a matter of letting yourself enjoy something vs picking at what's wrong in that thing.
I enjoyed the absolute hell out of this episode because it was cool and the fighting was awesome, but reusing the Kafla Kamehameha's animation was lazy and I didn't like that.
Confused opinion...you need to be more sure.
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I hate the Transformers movies (with the first one being the one I hate the least) far more than I'll ever hate Super (because I love Transformers, and Bay has been a curse on them, though he's probably also the reason they started making new shows, so he's been an unintentional blessing as well).
And while I'm disappointed in Super, I don't hate it. It's all about execution.
One Strip! One Strip!Nobody can do that...
That mindset doesn't exist for something with uneven quality...
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I'm pretty sure Super has gone beyond the shallowness of Michael Bay