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Hollywood studios absolutely depend on FX blockbusters, the

Posted by tinear on October 3, 2020 at 07:14:59:
ridiculous "series" of FX-above-all productions. They pay for all the rest. Now, if indeed it can survive, Hollywood will have to adapt, go back to making movies that can be pleasing to view on 55" screens. Ironically, this current scenario gives "arthouse," independent, and foreign films a greater chance at the market.

Writers and cinematographers finally will return to past glory--- if Hollywood adapts. I certainly won't mourn the collapse of the system: it's been geared to gamers and fantasy (Star Wars; Star Trek) lovers for a long time.