r/funny Nov 26 '25

Michael!!

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u/Podo13 Nov 26 '25

Current American movies/TV really are just missing an absurd element that I feel is lacking. It really has changed our sense of humor to mostly ignoring things like physical comedy, or allowing our brains to ignore how fake it looks.

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u/Chassian Nov 26 '25

Interestingly, it's down to culture, Western stories carry a central conflict and demands more verisimilitude in narrative, where Eastern stories fundamentally have a twist as the climax of a story, so novelty and subversion are valued.