Andromidius wrote...
It does bother me that people who apperently understood what IT is can then discard it. Especially based on the EC.
Makes me wonder if they truely understood in the first place. There's NOTHING in the EC that deminished IT for me in the slightest. NOTHING. Its screaming louder at me, as if to say "look dummy, this isn't real, do I need to lay it out for you in flashing neon lights for you?"
It sounds childish, but... my assumption, especially because the platform is YouTube, is peer pressure. Not in the Mean Girls way, exactly, but interpretations are so fluid to begin with and then to be in a social network that chooses a mainstream interpretation and degrades anyone who thinks otherwise... it's easy to turn on a dime. The EC, for many, is an excuse to accept the popular opinion without looking like a flip-flopper.
I just try to remember that a literal interpretation is a popular interpretation because it's the safest interpretation. It's like the difference between dumping a boyfriend/girlfriend at the first argument (clean, like ripping off a bandaid, and any heartbreak is healed by bashing the date), or working through disagreements and coming out stronger for it (dirty, confusing, requires patience, but ultimately gives you a fuller view of the person you love).
I'm with you, though. I got ME3 after the EC was released so I never actually played the original ending (watched it on de Tube), and yet I immediately questioned the realness of the ending scenes. It did nothing to squelch the theory.
Modifié par Krimzie, 19 novembre 2012 - 05:07 .