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Post by drystyx on Dec 2, 2019 17:40:11 GMT
Horribly worse since about 1965, and that's when I was growing up. I remember only getting any satisfaction and inspiration from rerun movies on TV.
It was about 1965 when the mob moved in and took control. Evidence of this is the way the moguls and stars and directors and critics would "brag" about how audiences should be forced to accept the hate they preached. It was "making viewers for movies" instead of the older idea of "making movies for viewers".
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Post by koskiewicz on Dec 2, 2019 17:45:18 GMT
Mostly bad.
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Post by Prime etc. on Dec 2, 2019 17:46:36 GMT
The stories are boring and the actors too. Good art requires a combination of talent, inspiration, creative freedom/patronage and lucky accidents. Most of the all the business environment has to be receptive to it. The corporate environment is not. In the olden days even though the largest studios could be limited in their imagination and goals, there was a buffer between the money counters and the creative management. These days the money counters are the ones doing the creative management. They have no taste or understanding of art creation. They only think in terms of brands and political message delivery.
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