Adam Nayman - Film Critic and University of Toronto Cinema Studies Lecturer (Prof Talk Episode 1)

[@chaseburnett9285]

Adam is such a brilliant person. What a treat

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He is a wonderful man!

[@Mikey3DS]

adam is the goat! so happy to see him whenever he pops up!

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Adam is awesome for real!

[@DrKatz-ui3fx]

Great interview 👍

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Thank you. More on the way!

[@Learned_English_Dog]

Wonderful conversation!

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[@intogrey2038]

I loved this so happy I randomly found it.

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[@flangeslammer]

great conversation. really great sweater too. quality content.

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Appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed the conversation.

[@ivanbenisscott]

Great discussion

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[@yellowpad7994]

Adam Nayman will be considered one of the greatest film writers ever ... mark my words

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He was wonderful to listen to!

[@kevinlakeman5043]

Agree, agree, agree. The great majority have shown for the decades I've followed film ratings that they like mediocre movies by and large far more than arthouse movies and similar works by directors held in the pantheon of great filmmakers; esp. those seen as moving cinema into the future. I have great disdain for huge generalizations, but the numbers don't lie. If 88% of the general public give thousands of positive reviews of movies that only 34% of critics do, that's telling.

[@kevinlakeman5043]

If 88% of the general public give thousands of positive reviews of movies that only 34% of critics do, that's telling. I get it that ppl mostly just want some casual entertainment. Those movies are VERY easy to find. So don't watch movies (or claim to, just to make petty negative remarks)by directors/actors/screenwriters who want to make s/thing they feel deeply about and hope is s/thing special if you can't hang. Watch your Dennis Dugan, Michael Mann, Grown Ups I, II, VII.

[@kevinlakeman5043]

I didn't think much of "Lost Highway", either. Or Lynch's pretentious arse in general. Lotta style over substance.

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Fair enough.