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Hollywood is in a decline for years and pushing politics and ideology in each and every movie didn't help either. People are just fed up by this nonsense and d
by Grimeton 2y ago
Hollywood is in a decline for years and pushing politics and ideology in each and every movie didn't help either.
People are just fed up by this nonsense and don't watch it anymore. A similar thing is (finally) happening in the gaming space, too.
- krapp 2y agoNo. Most people don't care. The group that sees "politics and ideology" ruining everything everywhere are an insufferably loud minority. Which is ironic because minorities are usually what set them off.
- Grimeton 2y agoIt's been going on for so long that more and more people realize what is being played and they reject it because they don't want any ideology being pushed onto their plate by a movie or a game. It's similar to the espionage problem with TVs, phones and OSs. And btw: It's funny how you can always get at least one person to jump on a comment like that and tell me it's not true.
- nataliste 2y agoThis was my experience. Same thing happened to gaming for me at the same time. It was around 2015 that I burned out. The last film that I tried to watch was the Force Awakens. It was incoherent, frenetic, poorly acted, and filled with in-vogue nonsensical pandering. Any interest I had in cinema as a medium evaporated. There's nothing filmmakers can do to make me want to watch films, let alone pay for the privilege--even if they somehow pandered to all my weird whims. Megalopolis is honestly the first film that I've heard about in almost a decade that sounded even remotely interesting, but then I saw the trailer and all desire to see it disappeared.