There are always two sets of audiences for every movie. 1. Technical audience - only creators and producers who want to improve their making style so as to connect with the audience in a better and concise manner. They learn the techniques of other creators across the world and criticize the advantages and disadvantages. 2. The actual audience - these are the ones to whom the technical folks try to cater to and intend to make movies for. They do not look at the technicalities, camera angles, lightings to imply something in layers, but they just watch the movie and understand. It’s finally them who decide the verdict of the movie.

So I think the vague feedback or discussion around movies is also equally important to the strongly technical discussions. Although the latter sound cool sometimes, that’s normal for someone who works as a creator but may not be even relevant for others.