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RT @NewYorker: .@tnyFrontRow explains the problem with #Pixar's processed storytelling: http://t.co/PHGkAEBAoD
March 14, 2013
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The Problem with Pixar's Processed Storytelling
The fulsome orthodoxy of Pixar's twenty-two storytelling rules goes far beyond a single company's flavor spectrum to a crisis that is endemic to the modern cinema, that is, in fact, one of the strange, unintended consequences of cinematic modernity: the very notion of "storytelling" and the obsession with characters and whether they're admirable or likable.
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