Why did Emile Reno get angry when he saw Lumiere's film on the street?

Emile Emile Reynaud is a French inventor and physicist. He invented the animation camera and made important contributions to the development of early film technology. His enthusiasm and spirit of exploration for movies make him have high requirements for the standards of film production and screening.

according to historical records, Renault was very angry when he saw Lumière's film screening in the streets of Paris. There may be two main reasons:

1. Poor film quality: Lumiere brothers are pioneers in early film production, and their films are characterized by realism and recording life scenes. However, Renault thinks that these films are too simple and ordinary, lacking artistry and technical content. He wants to see more complicated and elaborate films, but he thinks the quality of films shown on the street can't meet his expectations.

2. Inappropriate screening environment: Renault believes that the film should be held in a place specially built for film screening, rather than being displayed on the street at will. He believes that such a screening environment does not respect the art of film and will also affect the audience's viewing experience. He may think that this kind of random screening reduces the value of the film and makes him disappointed with its prospects.

In a word, Renault has high pursuit and expectation for movies, and when he sees Lumiere's movies being shown in the street, he may be angry because of the dissatisfaction with the film quality and the screening environment.