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    Matt Damon sagt, Netflix möchte, dass Filme die „Handlung im Dialog drei- oder viermal wiederholen“, weil die Zuschauer „während des Anschauens auf ihren Handys sitzen“


    Matt Damon sagt, Netflix möchte, dass Filme die „Handlung im Dialog drei- oder viermal wiederholen“, weil die Zuschauer „während des Anschauens auf ihren Handys sitzen“

    https://variety.com/2026/film/news/matt-damon-netflix-movies-restate-plot-viewers-on-phones-1236633939/

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    1. mcfw31 on

      > “The standard way to make an action movie that we learned was, you usually have three set pieces. One in the first act, one in the second, one in the third,” Damon explained. “You spend most of your money on that one in the third act. That’s your finale. And now they’re like, ‘Can we get a big one in the first five minutes? We want people to stay. And it wouldn’t be terrible if you reiterated the plot three or four times in the dialogue because people are on their phones while they’re watching.’”

    5. Fantastic_Ad3811 on

      He’s not wrong. Netflix does actively aim to make “background movies” for people on their phones

    7. colojason on

      I’m only on my phone if it’s a shitty, boring movie but enjoyable enough to keep watching.

      And don’t get me started on the awful movies that start with a gigantic action scene and then flash to “24 hours earlier”. That’s how you know that next hour is going to be super boring.

    11. Gobias-IndustriesLLC on

      People are gonna start a trend called “mono-tasking” which is just doing/watching the thing your supposed to do, instead of using your phone at the same time. It’s kind of pathetic when you think about it.

    12. edipeisrex on

      The quality of writing for the web user has plummeted. It’s sad that now movies and TV have to appeal to the scroller now, too.

    13. gls2220 on

      As much as I want to condemn this, I think it does make sense in some cases to help the viewers along. The problem isn’t just people on their phones. Sometimes a convoluted storyline can leave viewers behind.

    16. dragonfliesloveme on

      some of us watch a movie when we are tired of being on our phones

      like wtf should we compromise the quality for everybody because some people are scrolling? And if they are scrolling amd not keeping up with the movie, i mean so what, let them do what they want. But why lower the standards because of that?

    17. Next-Finger5907 on

      Imagine if there were a place where you could focus your attention on only the one screen showing the movie. I wonder how cool that would be.

    19. Mediumcomputer on

      I’ve been noticing dialogue explaining the plot and I think it’s terrible. It’s like immersion breakingfeeling

    20. declinedinaction on

      Iif I’m on the phone while I’m watching a movie, I take responsibility for not knowing what the fuck is going on. It never occurs to me that the movie should take that burden on.

      Network executives are the worst.

      They think this is a “problem that they’re getting paid to “solve “.

    22. CrazyWriterHippo on

      I thought it was because of shitty soundmixing by pretentious directors. Unless the plot is repeated constantly it’s impossible to understand what anyone is saying.

    23. DidAnyoneElseJustCum on

      I dunno make better movies then. Just watched Bugonia and I’m pretty sure my phone was dead I didn’t really give a shit.

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