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Originally Posted by Sculpt
I know what you mean. There's good and bad in various eras. The pace of some 1930/40s films lend to comfortable contemplation; where some modern films can seem a bit chaotic.
I think the acting ability varies the same in each period. But I do like the more natural acting and more varied shots of the modern films, where appropriate.
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Yeah there's good and bad in every era. For example movies in the 70's and 80's had some of the worst special effects. It was easier to spot makeup on an actor or tell that a monster was just a puppet. But sometimes people did a very good job and made the special effects look as real as possible.
Same with CGI effects today. Some look really good and some are so obviously computer graphics.