Have you ever watched a film where the effects were mediocre, but the story left you thinking about it for days? On the other hand, there are also films that are full of explosions and cool visuals, b... See More
Have you ever watched a film where the effects were mediocre, but the story left you thinking about it for days? On the other hand, there are also films that are full of explosions and cool visuals, but after watching them you immediately forget about them.
It turns out that what makes films interesting is not only about visual technology. A strong story, characters that feel alive, dialogue that is pleasant to listen to, and even the right music can make the audience more connected to a film.
Visual effects are still important, especially for films that require worlds or scenes that are difficult to create realistically. But if the story isn't strong, no matter how good the visuals are, it won't necessarily make the audience stay until the end.
That's why everyone's film tastes can be different. Some people like big action, some people enjoy simple stories more. The important thing is, the film succeeds in making us feel something after watching it.