The Guide #262: Why laughing at the movies isn’t always funny
Timothée Chalamet urges audiences to reconsider their reactions during serious movies, as laughter can disrupt the intended emotional experience. This phenomenon is especially evident in repertory cinemas, where classic films often clash wi...
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Timothée Chalamet urges audiences to reconsider their reactions during serious movies, as laughter can disrupt the intended emotional experience. This phenomenon is especially evident in repertory cinemas, where classic films often clash with modern sensibilities. Directors feel the impact when their work is met with unintended laughter, undermining the film's tension and weight.
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