H-wood keeps telling us this is what we want to see. Keeps pushing the same people making the same slop that fails. Then H-wood blames us.
Can't "reason" or persuade H-wood that their message is hurting sales: they don't care about profits, they care about message. Which is why they claim every failure is "a success." Because people paid to go see their message. Message delivered. Cost? Doesn't matter. Success. Message delivered.
This must be fought with competition. H-wood must be starved into oblivion.
They will never change; they can only be starved out of business.
They believe they are in the majority and people with real morals are a dwindling minority on the edge of extinction. So they tell that "slim minority" that their message is for everyone else. Not realizing their delusion.
So when H-wood producers/execs claim "this is what everyone wants to see," they really mean "this is what we want to see."
You have to view their words through their cracked lens.
H-wood keeps telling us this is what we want to see. Keeps pushing the same people making the same slop that fails. Then H-wood blames us.
Can't "reason" or persuade H-wood that their message is hurting sales: they don't care about profits, they care about message. Which is why they claim every failure is "a success." Because people paid to go see their message. Message delivered. Cost? Doesn't matter. Success. Message delivered.
This must be fought with competition. H-wood must be starved into oblivion.
They will never change; they can only be starved out of business.
Really? I keep hearing HWood tell us that these movies aren't made for us.
They believe the echo chambers like Blue Sky.
They believe they are in the majority and people with real morals are a dwindling minority on the edge of extinction. So they tell that "slim minority" that their message is for everyone else. Not realizing their delusion.
So when H-wood producers/execs claim "this is what everyone wants to see," they really mean "this is what we want to see."
You have to view their words through their cracked lens.
Lot of Catholic Teaching and Discussion on this topic. No need to present the most simple observations as brilliant analysis.
If you want this article but actually Good, try Dr Jason Morgan's "opiate of the missus" during the pandemic on Remnant News.
How does that make this article bad?
Is it because it isn't filled with bitterness the way a lot of Catholic commentary prior to the late 2010s had implicitly?