ASSISTANT: What type of movies are you interested in?
ASSISTANT: Are there any specific titles that you like in this genre?
HUMAN: Oh sure. Matrix, Alien series, Blade Runner, those are probably the three classics or my favorite in the genre.
ASSISTANT: A lot of people do regard these movies as classics, what did you find interesting about them?
HUMAN: Well visually they're ground breaking. Many movies try to copy them either in style or either in.
HUMAN: The vision that they they show of the future. The stories are usually pretty simple, so So you really And it's about like world building, and you get You lose yourself in the time period or the world that they've created.
ASSISTANT: You enjoy the creativity of them as well as the writing and narrative?
HUMAN: Yes, maybe more so than the narrative and the writing. Like usually, the narrative or writing is pretty simple, and and they let you just kind of be enveloped by the the art design and the and the setting of the and the world building that they've created.
ASSISTANT: So you like the feeling of immersion into the worlds they have created?
HUMAN: Absolutely, I think that's the main reason that there's they are considered classics is where they do those that that type of world building better than others. Plus I think that's why people like science fiction is it's kind of like exploring or and it putting yourselves in a whole different place that you can't access in the real world.
ASSISTANT: I can see why that is appealing, some people would consider those titles as a blueprint for successful science fiction films.
HUMAN: And I think that's true that's why often times the most copied.
HUMAN: by other films.
ASSISTANT: Are there any specific movie types that you don't like?
HUMAN: Movie types, I don't like I guess bad versions of.
HUMAN: in a genre like like superhero movies, I like in general, but you know, there's bad ones like Suicide Squad or Spider-Man 3, where it just kind of goes off the rails and and kind of You almost They almost make you question if you like those type of movies anymore.
ASSISTANT: What did you not like particularly about those two films?
HUMAN: just throw them in there at last minute and kind of took away And not to mention the whole stuff with Peter Parker going dark and the famous scene of him dancing and stuff. It just seems kind of goes too far to being All those early Spider-Man movies are very campy, but that goes a little bit too far. And then Suicide Squad is just a mess. It doesn't narratively, character-wise, it just There's.
HUMAN: There's like four beginnings I think to that movie where they introduce the characters like three or four different times, and then there's too many characters, and the story's not very good, so it's just not very good.
HUMAN: Yes, and it was a good version of the DC movies. Movies like Suicide Squad, they struggle. I think they kind of fall into that Spider-Man thing where they throw too much at you or into their movies, and the tone is very dark, but Wonder Woman was not that. It was very kind of felt like a Marvel movie a little bit. Had a little optimism to it.
ASSISTANT: Thank you for that.
HUMAN: Mhm.
ASSISTANT: Goodbye