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Is it true that winning movies are only meant for serious moviegoers and not for people who enjoy watching entertainment flicks?

Rowland Mattiussi

Hey there!

Well, I don’t think it’s necessarily true that winning movies are only meant for serious moviegoers. I mean, sure, some of the award-winning films might be a bit more sophisticated or thought-provoking, but that doesn’t mean they can’t also be enjoyable for people who prefer entertainment flicks.

Personally, I enjoy all sorts of movies, from light-hearted comedies to documentaries to intense dramas. I’ve seen plenty of award-winning films that I’ve absolutely loved, like The Shape of Water or Moonlight. And on the flip side, I’ve seen some “mindless” entertainment flicks that were just plain bad.

I think it ultimately comes down to personal preference and mood. Sometimes you might be in the mood for a movie that challenges you or makes you think, while other times you just want to kick back and be entertained. And honestly, there are plenty of films that can do both.

I do think that people who only watch entertainment flicks are missing out on some great movies, though. Award-winning films often delve into complex themes and storylines that are worth exploring, and they can offer a different perspective on the world. But again, that doesn’t mean they’re only meant for serious moviegoers. Anyone can appreciate a good movie, regardless of their film background.

In the end, I’d say that winning movies aren’t necessarily just for one type of person or another. They’re for anyone who enjoys a well-crafted story, compelling characters, and great filmmaking. And let’s be real, who doesn’t enjoy that?