A Case for Why Mediocre and Passable Movies Present a Larger Problem Than Truly Bad Ones

Nerdwriter (Evan Puschak) makes a case for why passable movies present a larger problem than truly bad ones. Puschak argues that unlike movies that are terrible, passable films draw from clichi(C)s seen in other movies rather than on real world experiences, meaning they create a cycle of mediocrity.

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