MOON KNIGHT Director Mohamed Diab And Star Oscar Isaac Seemingly Confirm Season 2 Plans

@MyCoolYoung -

@tmp3 - I’m such a Hawke fan and cousins believe they nabbed him. Serious let down. But Isaac nearly made up for it.

Yea Slater seems to be riding that Umbrella Academy As lomg as Isaac is involved we’re gonna get a tour de force with this

@cadunovaesbr - That's a good question and I'm guessing that the answer depends upon the person.

"The experience of cinema": This reminds me of the experience of album songs released as singles and making the top forty. These songs take on a more majestic feel when they get more attention from their airplay and it seems to help make the album better. It's somewhat about "perception".

The same band who has a few hits on their last album can release another but it not get the same promotion, so there are no big hits despite the fact that album is just as good or better than their previous one (with some hits on it). Now, these new songs that are also hit-worthy don't get released as singles, nor get airplay, so the songs and album don't take on the same majestic feel.

This is part of the reasons why many directors want their films released in theaters, as it somewhat makes their films seem more legitimate and more cinematic. It's about perception to some degree. The film gets extra attention (like the hit singles) and it seems to make the film a "bigger deal" in the eyes of many.

However, to people like me who lost the excitement of theater going decades ago, it does not have the same effect on me as, let's say, you. The "magical" mystique of seeing films on the big screen was lost to me a very long time ago, as I no longer enjoy going to the theaters with all of the inconveniences built into the theatrical experience.

Once I am "into" a film, I am not aware of the size of the screen, so watching films on the "big screen" doesn't make it any better than watching films at home on a much smaller screen. The "magic" just isn't' there.

For example, I watched Platoon for the first time on a small TV in my room in the middle of the day, with sunlight pouring in, and I was so "into" the film, I didn't notice any of the surrounding environment. So, it makes no difference to me seeing them in the theater or at home, except I am more comfortable at home and prefer to watch them there.

I hope some of that made sense.

If seeing Disney+ episodes on the big screen makes them seem more important, then you would enjoy the episodes more. Or, like me, I watched Black Widow for the first time at home, and noticed no difference at all when compared to watching the other MCU films at the theater in terms of how I felt about the film. I would rather be comfortable with all of the luxuries of home viewing.

@TheShellyMan - Agreed

@Origame - You know what I mean, more action scenes.