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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tetsubo" data-source="post: 2304917" data-attributes="member: 1250">If the creators of a film are depending on me to provide their success, they are delusional. Much like a military commander expecting his enenmy to act in a stupid and easily defeated manner. I want to see craftsmanship on my screen. Whether it is a movie theater or my television. I often don't enjoy films or shows because the creators are sloppy or inept or just lazy. I want a complete package. I want internal consistancy. I want skill. That said, I haven't watched Lost. Other than a few crime dramas I don't watch any network television any longer.*  For the reasons I mention above. I still enjoy movies though. I've found that the focus on the single object of crafting a film tightens up the creators abilities. As an example of a film creator that got it right: Kill Bill. Which I view as a perfect film.*Yes, I know that crime dramas can fall  victim to the same issues that the original poster mentioned. I watch crime dramas to fulfill my desire for justice. I can't find it in reality, so I turn to fantasy.</blockquote>