>>77347253
I don't get it.

>>77347301
He is mistaking nostalgia for fine taste.

>>77347301
People like remakes or things based on old properties largely due to nostalgia. Which is why things like Star Wars, Jurassic Park, Transformers, etc. are always big.

>>77347301
He wasted his youth by sitting inside watching TV. He then mistakenly believes reliving that nostalgia through expensive digital remasterings makes him sophisticated, when he's just shutting himself from the outside world like always.

>>77347253
This is wonderful

>>77347253
>Blue-ray

Sometimes Kelly throws these curve-balls (or actually they're more like change ups) and I have no idea what he's going for. And it feels like I'm reading a Heathcliff comic making declarative statements.

"Guy watches stuff he liked from when he was younger."
"Guy says that he's watching this stuff because it reminds him of when he was young."
"Wife supports him watching this stuff he likes because he likes it."
I... yes, those are things.

>>77347253
This is /co/ in a nutshell.I don't exclude myself.

>>77347412
Oh, I thought he was fondly reminiscing on when he was single. That makes more sense.

>>77350347
>Oh, I thought he was fondly reminiscing on when he was single. That makes more sense.

Especially since Kelly has very clear and obvious marital issues

>>77348643
It's not his best, but it's more the man being labeled as a "cinema connoisseur." Watching the same things you did as a kid because you enjoyed it as a kid doesn't make you a movie buff anymore than watching The Avengers now because you liked Avengers comics back then does. The joke is the narcissism of proclaiming himself some kind of expert.

So, in many ways, what >>77350264
said.

>>77350372
It could be both. Kelly is a master of capturing the nuances of the human condition.