Been thinking about those "instant classic" movies everyone raves about right after they drop. Is a film actually a classic if it hasn't stood the test of time? Or are we just too eager to crown things these days?
What even makes something a classic anyway? Is it just popularity? Or something deeper?
What even makes something a classic anyway? Is it just popularity? Or something deeper?
Been thinking about those "instant classic" movies everyone raves about right after they drop. Is a film actually a classic if it hasn't stood the test of time? Or are we just too eager to crown things these days?
What even makes something a classic anyway? Is it just popularity? Or something deeper?
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