Barry Diller says movie business is dead

https://www.npr.org/2021/07/08/1014095135/barry-diller-headed-2-hollywood-studios-he-now-says-the-movie-business-is-dead

I think he's right. His reasons are wrong.

What are all these ahole actors gonna do now?

Calypso Jones wrote:https://www.npr.org/2021/07/08/1014095135/barry-diller-headed-2-hollywood-studios-he-now-says-the-movie-business-is-dead

I think he's right.  His reasons are wrong.

What are all these ahole actors gonna do now?

Become lobbyists?

They will just fade away and out of our memory......

Many of them will become nameless props in movies like the ones Hallmark puts out.

I won't notice. I quit regular movie going in the mid 1970's......

I won't go now. The older ones..they're made...and then there are the royalties or whatever you call them.

The younger ones. How are they gonna remain relevant.

More or less murdered by Silicon Valley dweebs with pink and green hair.

This is commonly referred to as evolution.

Calypso Jones wrote:I won't go now.   The older ones..they're made...and then there are the royalties or whatever you call them.

The younger ones.   How are they gonna remain relevant.

The last movie I went to see was Star Wars on Christmas day of 2019. Our daughter's in-laws were in town and we all went. Hubs and I wouldn't have gone otherwise. We did enjoy a few years of the plush Warren Theater.... wide, comfortable recliners.... food served during the movie...... but we can do that in our living room (serving our own food, of course).