dilettante
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Many of us have favorite music, films, and television that we sometimes wish we could watch for the first time again.
I've posted about this before, but the next best thing is probably showing them to a friend or relative for the first time. But we don't all have the same tastes.
A modern alternative that addresses some of that is the now long-established formula of the "reaction video."
Here is a reaction to a recent short film. It marks the end of the glory years of a beloved TV and film franchise, giving two prominent members a glorious reunited send-off... one of them posthumously through modern techniques.
Those who don't know the characters and the material may be mystified by this quite emotional reaction. But there are now hundreds just like it all across YouTube and more are still rolling out.
Not everything is for everyone, nor need it be.
I've posted about this before, but the next best thing is probably showing them to a friend or relative for the first time. But we don't all have the same tastes.
A modern alternative that addresses some of that is the now long-established formula of the "reaction video."
Here is a reaction to a recent short film. It marks the end of the glory years of a beloved TV and film franchise, giving two prominent members a glorious reunited send-off... one of them posthumously through modern techniques.
Those who don't know the characters and the material may be mystified by this quite emotional reaction. But there are now hundreds just like it all across YouTube and more are still rolling out.
Not everything is for everyone, nor need it be.