All I did was call you a hater.
When used without qualification or explanation this means a derogative term reserved for those who "hate" on things simply because they get a (perverse?) kick out of doing so. Google it. I assumed nothing. It was your use of the term that caused any misunderstanding so I suggest you choose your words more carefully. Resorting to emotive language to label people is pretty low.
It's also completely inaccurate. I don't hate the scene. I just think the music didn't fit. It's a clever scene in other respects.
Isn't that basically what everyone else and I were trying to tell you in the first place?
Yes, you've been trying to convince me away from something that I never believed in the first place because you apparently fail at reading comprehension.
My gripe was that the music didn't fit because it was too dramatic. It had nothing to do with how romantic it should be. I mentioned that only because
my expectation of romantic music probably contributed to my opinion. I was expecting romance and got something else instead.
However, as someone astutely pointed out, we later find out they're not in love at all so Vicka was actually appealing to Cage's desire for sex and romantic music would indeed have been inappropriate. That still doesn't mean the music they went with was appropriate. I've said as much several times but apparently I need to repeat myself...
Why you feel the need to take me to task over a disagreement about a single scene is perplexing. Perhaps it's the argumentative thread title (...which I don't agree with)?
This scene is about 2mins(?) long and only important in terms of what it bodes later on so it's really not such a big deal. People have differing opinions - deal with it!
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