Comments by "Jim Britt" (@jimbritttn) on "Insider" channel.

  1.  @zakparamir755  not a "bubble"; a screen behind them just like in the 1930s!
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  2. we are centuries away from that and it is IMPOSSIBLE to actually touch a hologram
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  3. Shows were MUCH BETTER in the old days with REAL SETS and minitures. 90% of modern movies are done by computer nerds so they shoudl be getting paid a lot more than the actors!
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  4. I HATE hand-held cameras such as were used in the horrible remake of "Battlestar Gallatica"; they were jerky and distracting. Shows were MUCH BETTER in the old days with REAL SETS and minitures. 90% of modern movies are done by computer nerds so they shoudl be getting paid a lot more than the actors!
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  5. Shows were MUCH BETTER in the old days with REAL SETS and minitures. 90% of modern movies are done by computer nerds so they shoudl be getting paid a lot more than the actors!
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  6. Shows were MUCH BETTER in the old days with REAL SETS and minitures. 90% of modern movies are done by computer nerds so they shoudl be getting paid a lot more than the actors!
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  7. YOUR GENERATION DOESN'T KNOW WHAT A GOOD MOVIE OR TV SHOW IS. WITHOUT COMPUTERS AND VULGAR LANGUAGE YOU WOULD BE LOST.
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  8.  @treinio  A move made without over-done distracting background music or special effects. A movie without jerky hand-held cameras being used continuously with to many zoom-in closeups! A movie that is driven by the human actors, not the computer geeks adding stuff.
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  9.  @treinio  I find excessive music and jerky cameras very distracting ("Picard" TV series is great example). To me the best movies were made in 30s & 40s (especially WW2 movies); they were clear, easy to follow, and not over-produced.
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