"أعتقد أن الجماهير تتوقع شيئاً مختلفاً قليلاً من الأفلام مقارنةً بالأشكال الفنية الأخرى"
— Christopher Nolan
Simplified Meaning:
People have different expectations when they watch movies compared to other types of art, like paintings, books, or music. When you go to a museum to see a painting, you might appreciate the colors, the brush strokes, and the effort the artist put into it. You might stand there and think about what the painting means or how it makes you feel. With movies, people often look for a story that is engaging and easy to follow. They want characters they can relate to, exciting scenes, and maybe even happy endings. Think about it: when someone watches a movie, they might expect to be entertained, to laugh, or to be on the edge of their seat from suspense. In contrast, when reading a book, they might look forward to a deeper dive into characters’ thoughts and emotions. Knowing this can help movie makers focus more on creating engaging stories and visual experiences that captivate their audience from start to finish.
