> > > I do *not* think for even a second that it's possible to declare objective standards of film *enjoyability.*
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> > Sure it is. Movies should be enjoyed correctly or not at all. If you like a bad movie or dislike a good one, you are wrong, and that's a problem.
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> Could you clarify this last sentence?

Sure. If you enjoy a good movie, you are right. If you do not enjoy a bad movie, you are right. If you're right with every movie, you get an A+.

But if you enjoy a bad movie, it is clearly the result of a mental deficiency on your part. Worse case, idiocy or brain damage. I suppose it could be a misunderstanding, too. Like, you're colorblind, and bad cinematography is wrongly perceived to be color balanced. Or, maybe you misheard the dialogue, and what you thought it was was better than what it really was. You're still wrong, but it's not your fault the movie is so bad the actors don't even enunciate.