Numerous cherry-picked and misleading examples here. The theater screening comparison is apples-to-oranges, as the second (older) image is of an arthouse theat

Numerous cherry-picked and misleading examples here. The theater screening comparison is apples-to-oranges, as the second (older) image is of an arthouse theater, and many of the films were made in different decades. I don’t doubt that there is less variety in theatrical releases nowadays, but that’s in part because niche content has moved to other media. It’s the same thing with the printed weeklies. “Content” is a superset of “cinema”, not its reduction. It’s been called “programming” on television for decades. Is this the first time a song topped the charts three years in a row? Netflix’s library is shrinking due to the rise of other streaming services, not due to “homogenization”. And the less said about the “slap” tweet linking to a New York Post article, the better.