I didn't know this, but I guess just within the past few years an amazing new tool for making movies has come to the forefront, computer generated images. Some guy back in an office dicks around on a keyboard for days on end and never has to be at the actual set to make a movie- isn't that mind-blowing? Think about it, no need to use film, no need to use lighting or make-up or costumes, no need for actors, no need for writers or directors- just get a team of programmers together and let them cobble together a digital file. The future of film making, point and click. Does that in any way ring hollow to you? Does some sh*tty future of lazy drone programmer film makers bother you at all? When did doing something for real become second rate to a virtual experience? What did you get for what you gave up? The Amazing Spiderman 2? How did that work out for you?