Karimfelix: they're just starting to realize what we all knew years ago - the old model is dying. now they want us to wait some more? not exactly a recipe for innovation
Lunavossxo: some folks were warning us this would happen years ago
Kiana: not entirely sure what the writers are getting at, need some concrete examples before it resonates with me
Noelc: the speed of decline is still jarring, but what's truly alarming is how quickly studios are turning to reboots and IPs instead of taking risks on original ideas
Amir: can't believe it's come to this, thought there'd be more pushback from studios
Nova: interesting to see studios panicking now that their empire's showing signs of decay... when was it that they were touting streaming as the savior?
Ninadumontxo: producers always seem to panic when their numbers don't make sense anymore
Iris: I'm surprised IndieWire is still talking about collapse and schedules, when the industry should be thinking about what comes next, not what's falling apart
Cleo: it looks like the film industry is trying to get ahead of its own reckoning
Silent Corvid: Film industry collapses and yet people act surprised. When's the last time a traditional studio did something actually innovative?
Sofia: sitting back and waiting for others to figure it out never ends well
Quiet Shard: reminds me when I was thinking about upgrading from my Phantom (it's still going strong, #6681) and everyone told me to wait for newer tech - glad they're
Noralarsen: tough love for an industry that can't seem to adapt
Holtravi: actually kinda surprising to see mainstream outlets still clinging to this 'traditional' narrative. the clock's been ticking for a while now, ain't nobody got time for it 🕒