Hollywood is Burning and It's Their Fault

Hollywood streaming via things like Disney+ have had a lot of issues. But is this a problem that streaming has caused or is there a deeper cause at the root of Hollywood's issues? Why are other places like Korea constantly creating good content compared to Hollywood? Can Disney Marvel turn it around, without great change in the industry?
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Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Reviews are over as season 2 came to an end on Amazon Prime video. But Lord of the Rings is a major franchise and Rings of Power a very expensive season. Season 2 finishing was just a new chance for Season 3 to be renewed, and so many more post show interviews were done to explain the series in more depth. But do they improve Rings of Power? Is Rings of Power worth watching?

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#Disney #Netflix #Hollywood

[taming]

The older I get the more I realise self awareness and accountability are rare in the world but totally absent in Hollywood

[katyavinogradova]

So you're telling me that Hollywood has been antagonizing fans for 10 years and now nobody wants to see the crap films and shows that it produces?! That is shocking, shocking I tell ya!

[steveouk]

The best movie of 2023 was a (comparatively) low-budget Japanese movie about a man coping with PTSD in an anti-man world... with a giant, city-stomping lizard.

[Gemarald]

15:57 Banning George Orwell for Extremism will never not be the most ironic thing that can ever happen.
Life really does imitate art....

[biggiex]

It’s not comic book movie fatigue. It’s Hollywood fatigue. Actors that attack fans fatigue. Writers that pander fatigue. It’s a fatigue with them and what they’re producing.

[geraldmorgan]

As far as Disney goes; when you abandon those who supported you on the way up, don't be surprised they are not there to catch you when you fall. You reap what you sow.

[olivercleary]

Hollywood should’ve taken to heart the lesson from that old article published by The Onion about 25 years ago: “People don’t like it when you call them stupid.”

[timcowell]

All those years ago Andie MacDowell didn't take a salary for "Four Weddings and a Funeral", instead she agreed a percentage of the profits. She made a fortune out of that movie.

[jmace]

David Tennant completely ruining his legacy. Who’s on the wrong side of history now? 🤣

[Martyisruling]

Rachel Zegler has become the prime example of a Hollywood ego and failure. I love it!!!

[KaylieghHereford]

I feel like hollywood is also erasing FEMINITY. I mean, when's the last time you've seen a hollywood character whose genuinely empathetic? Gentle? Nurturing? Kind?
These are traits we need to see! These are traits that make women STRONG in their own way imo

[adamlowe]

Actors attitude is like a plumber being paid to install a toilet then wanting a royalty each time you take a shit

[The_Victorius_One]

People who are truly on the right side of history don't talk about being on the right side of history.

[dahelmang]

Grifters are always on the wrong side of history. Disney hired a lot of them.

[vincent]

The whole “right side of history” thing always amuses me for two reasons. First, it’s incredibly bold to assume history will remember you. And second, for all you know, society 50 years from now may not go the way you think.

[inkermoy]

When someone believes their "On the right side of History", history proves to them they're not.

[The_Mad_Lad]

The Avengers cast getting together to try and get people to endorse Kamala was so stupid that I don’t have enough words to describe why it was a terrible idea.

[Quazi-Moto]

Over the last 5-7 years, my opinion on so many celebs has changed drastically.
It seems every time one opens their mouth, they say something very disappointing, as if they know no other way.
Tarantino just added himself to that already-too-long list.

[TobiasCruelty]

I always said that David Tennant was one of my least favourite Doctors, but one of the nicest people involved with the show. I withdraw the qualification.

[nicholewilde]

My husband and I went to this movie theater in our city, and for years, every movie was almost empty. Even Spider-Man no way home. But one week they dusted off the LoTR trilogy and ran them all weekend and they were sold out for the first and only time in the 5 years we lived there. If only the whole industry could look at that theater in Charleston, SC, and learn from it