Am i getting older, or do movies not really have the same cultural impact they once had? I feel that movies in the 90s are still remember very well nowadays, while movies from the 00s and onward just blend into one big blur. It's not just Marvel movies, either.
Am i getting older, or do movies not really have the same cultural impact they once had...
Lucas Adams
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Owen Morgan
>hasn't seen minions rise of gru
Lucas Cook
netflix and covid killed cinema
Isaiah Robinson
no i havent, no
Logan King
Every movie is trying to be the next big thing, while the bigger companies are trying to replicate the MCU success by setting up bullshit after bullshit to the point that no movie or story has a proper conclusion. It's nothing but trash.
Robert Moore
>pic
ah yes the original vaxtard
Chase Hill
Days of Ruin movie when?
Charles Bell
I really hope that the MCU will just crash, for the improvement of the industry
Adrian Morris
>Implying Marvel movies won't be remember for the decades to come
Even if you don't like them, it's retarded to think Marvel movies have had little cultural impact and won't be remembered.
Jose Foster
Literally the most evil man in fiction
Jaxon Perry
No. Capeshit absolutely ruined cinema you faggot capeshit loving zoom zoom.
Charles Richardson
The Mayor did nothing wrong.
Joseph Gonzalez
Its more that individual marvel movies dont have any impact. The MCU does and that's a bad thing
Cooper Jenkins
The rise of quality television and streaming services displaced Hollywood crap as singular cultural touchstone I guess. There's still some stuff that's pretty iconic and culturally impactful coming out, just less often. Some is capeshit.
Austin Watson
Barely anything that comes out is completely original nowadays. When you think of a movie with a cultural impact it's usually a standalone movie or might be based on a book. Back to the Future, The Godfather, Taxi Driver etc. The problem is every "big" movie nowadays is usually a sequel/prequel to another movie from 30 years ago so it just doesn't hit the same, I hope we all grow out of this nostalgia bait phase soon and we can get new cool original movies
Dominic Richardson
it's a supply/demand thing.
movies and tv shows as a medium are on their way out. like radio dramas and books have gone before.
as the medium circles the drain the quality becomes less and less important
John Scott
where will it end?
Angel Cruz
in the pod, eating bugs
Ian Morgan
Juan Turner
Culture simply changed and left you behind.
You still get cultural impact, just not the culture you like.
Gangnam Style, Kpop, Squid Game, Minecraft etc.
No one cares about dusty old boomer stories anymore. Top Gun is completely riding on nostalgia.
Lincoln Turner
>Squid Game
it's already forgotten