If you liked this film, you deserve to have your tastes questioned, and every higher up involved with this, aside from its main two stars, should probably be labeled as equally embarrassing.
While the "is there enough" and "does it taste good" questions are certainly questions we have all entertained at times in our lives, perhaps it is this third area where we can learn the most.
Regardless of taste, some question the efficacy of state grants also wonder about the quality of the art winning government support.
Having visited friends and family and caught them "chillaxing" in similar get-ups, it really does call the British taste into question.
During a set change, Ms. Donath (a dynamic performer throughout the evening) asked the audience whether there is such a thing as good taste, a question that certainly doesn't seem to trouble the peacocks of reality TV or their insatiable followers.
So this normal, healthy, "does it taste good" question is masked by pallets that only like the taste of stuff that isn't really very good for us.
Mr. Horn's taste was questioned as being out of sync with modern audiences; he was notably not enthusiastic about making crude comedies like "The Hangover," a film that became a smash success and spawned a sequel.
David Neeleman, the founder of JetBlue and Azul, wondered why people treated airline tickets like cash, freaking out when they lose them, whereas customers could instead be given an electronic code?This taste for questions is linked to a talent for observation.
If you ask taste related questions about music, books, movies, restaurants, etc., they'll ask people who tend to show similar tastes as you in their profile.
As discovery commerce improves and consumers broaden their tastes, I question whether pure-play vertical retailers will ever become billion dollar powerhouses.
