#either way thank fucking god i will not be drowning in 800 bland big event movies per year anymore.

[marklikely]

watching the era of the tentpole blockbuster oversaturation studio franchise cinema landscape crumble before my eyes . :-)

#watching repeatedly as big budget movies flop over and over with only a few successes while indie movies keep getting buzz.. :) #a trend which probably will not be ending any time soon given that big studios cant use actors for promo anymore and #if they dont get their shit together on contracts will soon not have any movies left to release w union actors in them. #meanwhile thats just like. not an issue with indie movies that meet the union demands so they get to like #capitalize on this moment where theyre trending upward by working with union actors and writers. while big studios refuse to. #anyway big studios struggling... teehee. #avpost #tbh my fave era of hollywood is definitely the like. new hollywood. post-code post-trustbusting post-television era. #after the studio era declined yknow. and i think it would be nice if we could get that energy back... #i think its possible there's a lot of parallels. to right now and the decline of the studio system #except maybe this time we will do new hollywood with a more diverse crowd so itll be less centered on white men idk. #either way thank fucking god i will not be drowning in 800 bland big event movies per year anymore. #idk sorry if i sound naive or dumb but the strike having so much public support + the failure of all these blockbusters this year #is making me a lot more optimistic that the 20s might be a really good decade for movies . as long as the striking workers get a good deal #but im not like an expert im just a person who likes movies. so its an outsiders perspective and all that