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As long as you\'re responding to the criticism in a non-dismissive or \
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As long as you\\\'re not responding to the criticism in a non-dismissive or \\\"My view is the only right one\\\" manner than that is in fact a legitimate response to someone\\\'s criticism. It\\\'s pretty simple.
Also, you nor anyone is a mind reader, so unless you have it on record that a creator of a SummerBlockbuster or a work that [[YourMileageMayVary you, yourself]] consider SoBadItsGood wants their audience to do little to no thinking in regards to their work, then you\\\'re just using your own opinions of a work to make assumptions about the author\\\'s intent, which doesn\\\'t work.
However, regardless of the author\\\'s intent, once the work out there, they have no say so in how other people view, interpret, or criticize their work. If someone wants to look at a work like the TransformersFilmSeries in a casual light, then that\\\'s their prerogative. If someone wants view that same work in a academic manner then that is also their prerogative. There\\\'s no right way to look at any piece of art.
Also, you nor anyone is a mind reader, so unless you have it on record that a creator of a SummerBlockbuster or a work that [[YourMileageMayVary you, yourself]] consider SoBadItsGood wants their audience to do little to no thinking in regards to their work, then you\\\'re just using your own opinions of a work to make assumptions about the author\\\'s intent, which doesn\\\'t work.
However, regardless of the author\\\'s intent, once the work out there, they have no say so in how other people view, interpret, or criticize their work. If someone wants to look at a work like the TransformersFilmSeries in a casual light, then that\\\'s their prerogative. If someone wants view that same work in a academic manner then that is also their prerogative. There\\\'s no right way to look at any piece of art.
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As long as you\'re responding to the criticism in a non-dismissive or \
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As long as you\\\'re responding to the criticism in a non-dismissive or \\\"My view is the only right one\\\" manner than that is in fact a legitimate response to someone\\\'s criticism. It\\\'s pretty simple.
Also, you nor anyone is a mind reader, so unless you have it on record that a creator of a SummerBlockbuster or a work that [[YourMileageMayVary you, yourself]] consider SoBadItsGood wants their audience to do little to no thinking in regards to their work, then you\\\'re just using your own opinions of a work to make assumptions about the author\\\'s intent, which doesn\\\'t work.
However, regardless of the author\\\'s intent, once the work out there, they have no say so in how other people view, interpret, or criticize their work. If someone wants to look at a work like the TransformersFilmSeries in a casual light, then that\\\'s their prerogative. If someone wants view that same work in a academic manner then that is also their prerogative. There\\\'s no right way to look at any piece of art.
Also, you nor anyone is a mind reader, so unless you have it on record that a creator of a SummerBlockbuster or a work that [[YourMileageMayVary you, yourself]] consider SoBadItsGood wants their audience to do little to no thinking in regards to their work, then you\\\'re just using your own opinions of a work to make assumptions about the author\\\'s intent, which doesn\\\'t work.
However, regardless of the author\\\'s intent, once the work out there, they have no say so in how other people view, interpret, or criticize their work. If someone wants to look at a work like the TransformersFilmSeries in a casual light, then that\\\'s their prerogative. If someone wants view that same work in a academic manner then that is also their prerogative. There\\\'s no right way to look at any piece of art.
