"evidence is overrated."


I rest my case.


Actually, when writing a critique/analysis of an actual film, evidence is required, otherwhise you are writing fiction and not an analysis/critque.


Capiche?





Crouch didn't use many quotes,
>but then when someone uses a quote in an essay, it can always
>be misleading, something taken out of context, or something
>that's isolated that the essayist is trying to use as "just an
>EXAMPLE"
>anyway, for most of the things Crouch said, whether he
>provided evidence or not, I could use MY knowledge of the film
>to agree with them

i.e. you guys have the same PCP supplier.

>sometimes the racial point is oversated, and sometimes the
>essay is confusing, but I find that with most pieces of
>criticism

Oh, so these essays suck no worse than other pieces of criticism. I won't entirely disagree with that, though I do believe this is the single shittiest collection of words and paragraphs I've read in years.

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