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In Reply to: Proves British humour doesn't work across cultures posted by grinagog on January 25, 2006 at 16:28:18:
***capturing the spirit of the bohemian 1960's like a butterfly in a jarThat somehow makes a good film? There are MANY things you can catch the spirits of quite perfectly, that I would not want to be part of.
Need I even list a few of those?
I think that "British"... "Italian"... "Russian"... excuse is rather lame. I can appreciate art from just about any country... as long as it is just that - art. OK... not necessarily art, even... but something of human interest with a dash of imagination thrown in.
I can understand - to a small degree - the warm feelings of familiarity. I could probably relate to a few things many people would find objectionable, as they were part of my growing up. I would not, however, consider that fact as sufficient to elevate something I would otherwise would not want to see, to the art status.
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Follow Ups
- Re: Proves British humour doesn't work across cultures - Victor Khomenko 16:38:42 01/25/06 (3)
- Re: Proves British humour doesn't work across cultures - patrickU 07:21:33 01/26/06 (0)
- Aw, c'mon Vic, stop being an old grouch - Doug Flynn 23:34:53 01/25/06 (1)
- Why should I waste my time on it, when there are tons of good ones still unseen? - Victor Khomenko 05:53:10 01/26/06 (0)
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