Films That Succeed in Seeming Verisimilar Across Cultures and Generations

question 21

Multiple Choice

Films that succeed in seeming verisimilar across cultures and generations often

• A) fail at the box office.
• B) have to carefully consider what will be convincing as truth in the future.
• C) need Hollywood resources in order to look plausibly realistic.
• D) enjoy the sort of critical and popular success that prompts people to call them timeless.
• E) have to be domestic dramas but never science fiction or other sorts of fantasy films.

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