"A critic earns the right to analyze the merits and demerits of a film only when he has true understanding of the art. He must know and be able to judge every aspect of film-making, from writing the scenario to editing. In my view, a critic performs a useful purpose only when he is able to build a bridge between the director and the audience. That is his main responsibility."
-- Satyajit Ray
This quote is from his book "Speaking Of Films"...
Some may argue that
If you try to live by the words of the legend before looking into cinema; or try to make a movie by yourself, not only you start wearing a new glass to look into it, but will you become detail oriented too. You also get the benefit of learning the technology and management part of it...
"Naturally our films appeared lackluster in comparison, and it seemed that we still had a great deal to learn"
-- Satyajit Ray
At 2010 We may be improving; But, The world of 24p here, definitely needs to travel miles ahead...
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