Submitted 3 months ago by THEDAEMON@lemmy.ml to moviesandtv@lemm.ee
And you could ask for a spoiler free review of an old movie or series or questions about it . Here eveeything like that gets downvoated to hell , doesn’t exist or doesn’t get much reach . I do wish we could intime have things like that .
Be the change you want.
I want about tree fiddy
Well it was about that time that I realised Nomecks was a about eight stories tall and was a crustacean from the protozoic era!
TV shows don’t end anymore - they just don’t get renewed.
Another reason why the episodic format is superior to serialization.
I reckon the best shows are the ones that are largely episodic with a serialised overarching story. Where you can pick up pretty much any episode and be cool with it, but where watching it all in order provides the best experience and it has a satisfying definitive conclusion.
Some do end. Many of them quite some time after their storylines.
They have discussion threads at !movies@lemmy.world.
FYI, I posted this discussion today, it got removed by the mod.
I sent them a DM, let’s see how it goes.
I would love to hear the mods rationale for removing this post.
I’m on your side.
Indeed, I guess we should discuss how we want to have that here
@TheImpressiveX seconding this, they're the largest lemmy movie community. @THEDAEMON are you subscribed there?
Doesn't help with the TV stuff I guess.
I hear you … it does feel like film and TV diccussions are something where we should all just get together and agree to go to one place.
Obviously we’re all free and able to visit multiple communities … but there’s a “greater than the sum of its parts” effect in having more people in one place.
It feels like the lack of polls in lemmy are sorely missing here … it’d be nice to get a feel for what people actually want and why.
Personally, I don’t like the idea of so many communities being on lemmy.world … so I don’t subscribe to the film community over there … but if it turns out that that’s where everyone is, so be it I suppose, I’d hang out there while keeping an eye out for niche film communities because they could be cool too.
Otherwise … there’s a broader statement to be had about the fediverse here … so many people are over on mastodon and yet very few of them can interact here because mastodon does a shitty job of interacting with groups/channels/sub-reddit style structures. But platform interaction is or was the promise of the fediverse … so I personally blame these sorts of problems, to some extent, on mastodon … because there are plenty of people talking about films over there … but strewn across various threads, instances and hashtags.
The thing I miss about reddit are the subs like r/askhistorians and other strictly moderated subs that vetted comment information and regular poster credentials.
Yea ask science mods were gods among men
Yeah, I hope some day, sooner rather that later, people from those communities move on and somewhere more ethical gets the fruits of that labor instead.
I rarely found insightful comments on Reddit. Good movie reviews are usually hard to find. Especially if you’re looking for someone who at least gives a second thought to critical theory. I’ve run into thoughtful people here.
You’re better off looking for as book club or something like that if you want engaging discussions. A lot of local community colleges are cheap and have courses for cinema or lit. Or, start that community here. There are some instances that don’t even allow down votes, if you’re looking for a positive experience. Don’t let that last point derail, though.
Otherwise, maybe the broader thing you’re talking about is the mono culture. The mono culture was gone long before Reddit shit the bed. There were no more tv shows that everyone watched then talked about around the water cooler. It’s crazy to think about, but people were actually nuts about who shot jr. Like everyone wanted to know. It would be like your grandma knowing who mrbeast is and having an opinion about his shit ghost burgers and the drama around him trying to undercut franchises so he could get the rights back, or something.
Anyway, an active reddit community gave that feeling back. It was a nice warm hug when it worked. I can sympathize with the loss of that feeling. I’ll add to what others have said here about rebuilding. Not only will we get back to that place, but it’ll be better because there won’t be some corporation owning everything with different goals.
Otherwise, maybe the broader thing you’re talking about is the mono culture. The mono culture was gone long before Reddit shit the bed. There were no more tv shows that everyone watched then talked about around the water cooler.
….huh?
In 2023 we had (the end of) Succession, Last of Us, Beef, and Fargo — and these are just the more dramatic ones, not even touching reality series. These are insanely popular and definitely fit the “water cooler talk” threshold.
Start one
I did, for a show I’m interested in. It’s very hard to get any discussions or traction going. Any suggestions on how to facilitate these things?
Not the person you responded to, but I can try to offer some suggestions. At a glance I take it the community you’re talking about is Invincible, but I don’t see any posts where you’ve tried to direct people to the community.
I’d recommend posting to !newcommunities@lemmy.world, despite it not being new anymore, and !communitypromo@lemmy.ca. So far as I can tell, these seem to be two of the larger and relatively more active communities for this.
I’d also suggest subscribing to !asklemmy@lemmy.world and !asklemmy@lemmy.ml to keep an eye out for if/when people ask about shows people are enjoying or even just outright for communities for [insert show]. For the latter especially I’d also suggest subscribing to !lemmy411@lemmy.ca, which while not as active is where occasionally you’ll see people explicitly looking for communities, giving you a great opportunity to point them to your community if it’s relevant.
Beyond this, maybe cross-post some of the threads to relevant and/or broader communities, so say cross-post some of your Invincible threads (after a bit of time, so as to not seem spammy, some people browsing can be really picky about this) to other communities. For instance you might cross-post some of these to !casualconversation@lemmy.world or !general@lemmy.world or other instances’ general discussion/chat communities if they don’t have a tv/show community to cross-post to, supposing that it’s okay by their rules.
I’d recommend adjusting them a little to better fit the vibes of the relevant communities you’re cross-posting to for better reception btw, so it doesn’t feel like you’re just tossing stuff at’em. Altogether it’s admittedly a lot, but I don’t think anyone’s ever said community building is a little. Best of luck!
Can we talk about how bad season 4 of True Detective is?
Havent’t watched any other season of true detective except season 1.
Whaaaat? It’s amazing
If you’re wanting everyone to agree with how bad something is, that’s another way people want this place to be like Reddit, I guess. 4000 comments, only one acceptable opinion.
I’ve heard rumblings of dissatisfaction with the show, but it’s not a rabbit hole I’m keen to go down. Since there’s not much else on at minute, it’s tricky to distinguish genuine criticism from the opportunism of dunking on something popular for the algorithm boost.
It’s clear from its title that it’s as much its own show set in the TD universe as it a genuinely new season. It hints at some overlap - Rust’s dad, the Tuttle foundation, places out of time and ancient evils - but it’s equally invested in the legacy of Clarice Starling and it’s own spooky weirdness.
Episode 3 hinted at development problems - the kind of plot intricacies that every show struggles with, and is dependent on how invested viewers are as to whether they forgive them or not. But nothing so far that suggests it warrants a pile-on of negativity.
I personally like that this season is leaning more into the supernatural, and have so far enjoyed it more than Seasons 2 & 3. It doesn’t have that visual flair of the first season though sadly, the constant night is something I suspect was more evocative and claustrophobic in the script than on the screen.
My friend group is 50/50 split like/hate on the season. I honestly have no idea what’s going on, and just watch the group chat on fire every time there’s a new episode.
They all agree that S1 is still the best though, so there’s that.
i was hopeful. but it is a stinker
It’s just an Alaskan ghost hunting show now
spiderman@ani.social 3 months ago
The population on lemmy is not par with reddit. It takes time but we will get there if reddit keeps on fucking up like it does now.
muse@kbin.social 3 months ago
It's a good time to remember all the things we consider the norm from there were nowhere to be seen during the Digg migration. Give it time for the fediverse to find its footing and its own way!
spiderman@ani.social 3 months ago
The only thing that concerns me is that lemmy downvotes/bans anyone that doesn’t match their ideology. People suck, their ideologies suck but we have to get past through that too.
deweydecibel@lemmy.world 3 months ago
Yeah but we’re not talking about niche interests subs, we’re talking about discussions of movies and stuff. They’re really basic, really standard, and really popular things for an internet forum to have. They were a norm long before Digg and Reddit, and they were routinely some of the most trafficked and active posts on Reddit.
You would think that the first communities and the first norms to really take root and grow here would be the most basic. It’s kind of weird how after 7 months there just hasn’t been any real establishment of them.