You might be right. That's why they need to get creative. Things like 3d are

Jun 3, 2024
9:24:15am

Hypnotoad All-American

gimmicks that don't last. TV shows can still be cultural touchstones. Instead of putting the second season of a TV show on TV, what if they made movies instead? Imagine season 2 of Ted Lasso being a couple of movies instead of a season.

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I was watching a Red Letter Media episode on the demise of movie theaters

Hypnotoad

Jun 2, 10:53pm

Sequel, Remake and MCU burned us out. You really have to be committed to give something new a try. Hollywood got lazy

Bonoman

Jun 2, 11:40pm

I'd say it was politicized, poor, hackneyed, boring writing more than anything.

RedHeadedStranger

Jun 3, 5:50am

MCU and Fast & Furious movies wrecked a lot more than people realize. Having

vagabonder

Jun 3, 6:13am

Sadly, I think that movie theaters will go the way of the drive-in.

Sea Chicken

Jun 3, 5:24am

You might be right. That's why they need to get creative. Things like 3d are

Hypnotoad

Jun 3, 9:24am

Studios respond to audiences

MarylandFan

Jun 3, 6:24am

Yes I know. I'm saying it seems that may be changing.

Hypnotoad

Jun 3, 9:21am

I read it as the common criticism that Hollywood is unoriginal

MarylandFan

Jun 3, 9:35am

They talked about movies losing their value due to competition and most ending

Hypnotoad

Jun 3, 9:49am

Do they touch on saturation of the market?

MarylandFan

Jun 3, 9:57am

They didn't refer to it as saturation. They talked about it as competition.

Hypnotoad

Jun 3, 11:23am

Competition is a better way to define it, yeah.

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