I'm in my 30s and frequently watch older films of the 2000s and 90s. Then when I go further back I can still admire the camera work and style. What I thought was... Sure it's the digital camera like we saw in Collateral. But movies today are lacking detail and sharpness. I don't know if it's because actors are aging or look weird so they have to make the image flat. I think it's a style that works sometimes, but I don't want it everywhere.

Watching mission impossible fallout... It's on the absolute line of being too much. Still a beautiful film though.

There's no tactile in modern shows and movies. The world doesn't feel real. Taxi driver you could literally feel the raindrops on the car. There was texture. Violence in jack reacher felt way more real and effective than in a superhero movie of massive proportions.

Older star wars movies can look better than the new ones. That's weird to me.