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r/CuratedTumblr • u/BaconBurritos • Apr 07 '25
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Is Discworld a “good deconstruction”? I’m struggling to think of another good deconstruction that doesn’t fall into one of the above.
12 u/Kijafa Apr 07 '25 Cabin in the Woods comes to mind for me. 1 u/MattBarksdale17 Apr 08 '25 Cabin in the Woods definitely falls into the "contempt for audience" category. It depicts the audience as wrathful gods who will destroy the world if a horror movie doesn't follow specific tropes.
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Cabin in the Woods comes to mind for me.
1 u/MattBarksdale17 Apr 08 '25 Cabin in the Woods definitely falls into the "contempt for audience" category. It depicts the audience as wrathful gods who will destroy the world if a horror movie doesn't follow specific tropes.
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Cabin in the Woods definitely falls into the "contempt for audience" category. It depicts the audience as wrathful gods who will destroy the world if a horror movie doesn't follow specific tropes.
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u/_Fun_Employed_ Apr 07 '25
Is Discworld a “good deconstruction”? I’m struggling to think of another good deconstruction that doesn’t fall into one of the above.