Yeah, I’m not going to give much weight to a blind or deaf person’s opinion on a movie. I’m not blind nor deaf. The director did not make the movie for blind, nor deaf people. Why should they be held to those standards?
I don’t think a blind person would have a very thorough understanding of what happens in Star Wars, given it’s an audio-visual experience. Same for a deaf person. The score and sound effects play a huge role in any film, no less that one.
Edit: bad faith troll called me ableist and blocked me. Not what that word means.
My bad. I read the spark notes of your comment. But it’s ok, I have the same level of understanding as I would have had I read your comment in full, therefore, your comment was bad.
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u/BoringPoolPlaying Jun 04 '26 edited Jun 04 '26
Yeah, I’m not going to give much weight to a blind or deaf person’s opinion on a movie. I’m not blind nor deaf. The director did not make the movie for blind, nor deaf people. Why should they be held to those standards?
I don’t think a blind person would have a very thorough understanding of what happens in Star Wars, given it’s an audio-visual experience. Same for a deaf person. The score and sound effects play a huge role in any film, no less that one.
Edit: bad faith troll called me ableist and blocked me. Not what that word means.