It's right that mainstream Hollywood movies chase an ever more mainstream blockbuster audience and narrow the types of movies made as a result. Much of the arti

It's right that mainstream Hollywood movies chase an ever more mainstream blockbuster audience and narrow the types of movies made as a result. Much of the article seems emotionally challenged. If a friend came to me with this much talk of losing joy in a hobby, I'd recommend they see a doctor or therapist. I hear the words, but mixed with echoes of depression. The thought that there's nothing good from a century of cinema in the entire world left to see is a little hard to imagine, especially after only six movies a month for some years. If that's really true and not just the author being cynical, then there are lots of other hobbies. I think either the article reflects more on the author than on cinema or perhaps the author's selection process needs improvement.