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**Paul Bunyan** · 11-14-2009, 12:11 AM

If reactions are influenced by prior experience, expectation, cultivated taste, and so on, then what human experience escape this. Endorsing a view that responses (to a film, or a scene) are subjective implicitly mean the inference are (subjective) too, in which case excepting 'Entertainment' is a Non-Sequitur. Any distinct quality (of filmmaking) that holds attention to that particular person would obviously be his idea/sense of Entertainment. And I don't mean to put it snobbishly. This applies to Symbolism in a Mahendran film just as much in Flying Frog Splash in World Wrestling.

11-14-2009, 12:11 AM	#28
Paul Bunyan Join Date Jul 2007 Age 58 Posts 4,495 Senior Member	If reactions are influenced by prior experience, expectation, cultivated taste, and so on, then what human experience escape this. Endorsing a view that responses (to a film, or a scene) are subjective implicitly mean the inference are (subjective) too, in which case excepting 'Entertainment' is a Non-Sequitur. Any distinct quality (of filmmaking) that holds attention to that particular person would obviously be his idea/sense of Entertainment. And I don't mean to put it snobbishly. This applies to Symbolism in a Mahendran film just as much in Flying Frog Splash in World Wrestling.
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