[Darvokis]

> “ Every couple of days I curl up on the couch at 10pm, scroll through Amazon Prime video, and pick something to see. It’s almost always a disappointment.”

... how can he use this the basis for his argument? Every day, I curl up in front of my PC, look through some Reddit threads about movies and find a handful of incredible movies that I'm thankful for that people pointed out. What should the title of my article be?

[jk7tarYZAQNpTQa]

> Every day, I curl up in front of my PC, look through some Reddit threads about movies and find a handful of incredible movies that I'm thankful for that people pointed out. What should the title of my article be?

Probably "hundreds of good movies are made every year, but if you don't move your ass and try to find them they won't magically land on your lap".

The author has identified these problems himself (point 5) but looks like he just doesn't want to put in the effort.

[Siira]

Well, different people, different tastes. I myself almost never enjoy movies, even though I haven’t watched many of them. I have tried using reddit, IMDB, Metacritic, etc, to select movies, but it doesn’t make a difference.

I still enjoy reading fiction though.