In cinema, conflict is vital for narrative engagement. Movies often center around relational conflicts, misunderstandings, and reconciliations, which actively engage audiences. While good relationships feature beneficial qualities like mutual respect, they lack the dramatic tension necessary for compelling stories. As a result, films with predominantly healthy relationships can seem less dynamic and engaging. Character development thrives on challenges; without conflict, narratives may appear flat, hence innovative storytelling is required to present good relationships in an engaging manner.
In movies, a good relationship often fails to engage audiences due to the absence of conflict and tension that drives narrative and character development.
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