This article explains how in some movie theaters in China there are "bullet screens". Bullets screens allow theater goers to send their comments about the film to be projected on the screen, for a more interactive viewing experience. This is important because if this was to be implicated into all movie theaters around the world it would revolutionize how people watch movies. Personally I would not like this because when I watch movies I like to develop my own opinions and with this "bullet screen" I feel as my movie watching experience would be ruined by seeing other peoples opinions on the screen as different opinions would make me want to argue and thus distract me from the movie. As a filmmaker I would not like it my movie were on a "bullet screen". I feel this way because comments would distract the audience from watching the movie. And also peoples comments could affect how other people feel about the movie. Would people really like to see other peoples comments about a movie as they watch a movie? I don't think so. Like the article says,"we carved out two hours in our schedules for and paid like $13 to see[the movie]." People wouldn't waste their their money and time to watch a movie commentated by a group of random people who for all you know don't even have the same taste of movies and share the same opinion/ beliefs as you.
Monday, August 25, 2014
http://defamer.gawker.com/is-on-screen-text-messaging-the-future-of-cinema-1624599971
This article explains how in some movie theaters in China there are "bullet screens". Bullets screens allow theater goers to send their comments about the film to be projected on the screen, for a more interactive viewing experience. This is important because if this was to be implicated into all movie theaters around the world it would revolutionize how people watch movies. Personally I would not like this because when I watch movies I like to develop my own opinions and with this "bullet screen" I feel as my movie watching experience would be ruined by seeing other peoples opinions on the screen as different opinions would make me want to argue and thus distract me from the movie. As a filmmaker I would not like it my movie were on a "bullet screen". I feel this way because comments would distract the audience from watching the movie. And also peoples comments could affect how other people feel about the movie. Would people really like to see other peoples comments about a movie as they watch a movie? I don't think so. Like the article says,"we carved out two hours in our schedules for and paid like $13 to see[the movie]." People wouldn't waste their their money and time to watch a movie commentated by a group of random people who for all you know don't even have the same taste of movies and share the same opinion/ beliefs as you.
This article explains how in some movie theaters in China there are "bullet screens". Bullets screens allow theater goers to send their comments about the film to be projected on the screen, for a more interactive viewing experience. This is important because if this was to be implicated into all movie theaters around the world it would revolutionize how people watch movies. Personally I would not like this because when I watch movies I like to develop my own opinions and with this "bullet screen" I feel as my movie watching experience would be ruined by seeing other peoples opinions on the screen as different opinions would make me want to argue and thus distract me from the movie. As a filmmaker I would not like it my movie were on a "bullet screen". I feel this way because comments would distract the audience from watching the movie. And also peoples comments could affect how other people feel about the movie. Would people really like to see other peoples comments about a movie as they watch a movie? I don't think so. Like the article says,"we carved out two hours in our schedules for and paid like $13 to see[the movie]." People wouldn't waste their their money and time to watch a movie commentated by a group of random people who for all you know don't even have the same taste of movies and share the same opinion/ beliefs as you.
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