lol funny
no i mean i watch shows and movies from 2004 and before, I just hate watching them sometimes. I hate the graphics and how it looks.
Although I can't watch a movie from the 80s because i hate the graphics. I tried watching the old Nightmare on elm street and i just couldn't get into it
but the remake, while it still sucked, was better
While I will agree with you that todays movies are made to a different flavor, such as a thrill a minute and constant action and visual stimulation (explosions, etc.) I haven't found many of todays movies provoking thought or real lasting impressions. So really it is just a matter of taste. But there are classics that wouldn't see the light out of a cutting room floor with respect to production.
Example... Deer Hunter... I mean, what movie today, would use 20+ mins of film to show a Polish Wedding at the back of a bar to develop characters for the story? And do it successfully... Maybe not the best of examples, but one scene I always seem to remember. Or, the unseen ending in the Mechanic with Charles Bronson? Other Classics... Cool Hand Luke, French Connection, Roller Ball (James Caan Original), Thunderbolt & Lightfoot (Clint Eastwood), The Sting, etc., etc., soooo many to list... hehehe but I do agree, special effects that were mind boggling in their day, like Star Wars, Tron, etc., today seem like cheap backyard movies, but classics none-the-less. 5th Element, another classic, but not that old... How about Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction and just under your deadline (2003) Kill Bill... hahaha...
all classic's in their own right!
Trust me... take a nice rainy day and a blanket, bucket of popcorn to sit back and immerse yourself into the Deer Hunter and you will say "WOW" when it's over. Not flashy... but all that's necessary to peer into the human condition.
Sorry to be off my own topic, but it seems the thread lost steam