Good to know we can always count on Hollywood to do the work of the Chinese Communist Party for them and save them $150 million in the process
That is merely Hollywood's effort to try to help cut down on China's losses due to Trump WHO budget cuts.
Democrats: We have a friend in China.
Hollywood caters to China. Has for years. And now that Americans don’t go to their crappy movies they need them even more.
Good point. I honestly can't tell you how many years it's been since I went to see a movie in the theater much less what that movie was? Was it the last Batman movie with Christian Bale? Or was it the last Star Trek movie that I made the horrible mistake of going to see in 3-D?
I can't even remember the last time I saw a preview on TV that I thought to myself: Gee, that looks good, I might have to see that! There aren't even hardly any good actors left in Hollywood still alive. They've run out of original ideas, good writing, and now, too many of them either promote the farcical bubble world of living in California as a norm, or are flat stories with 2-D writing and stories buoyed up by an over-abundance of garish CG special effects. They even managed to run Star Wars into the ground.
I figure there is still a lifetime's worth of good movies from the past I still haven't seen.
Hollywood has been dying for years, TV is already nearly dead and I look forward to a lot of really big mansions in Bel Air owned by the bank up for sale at huge losses.
Last movie I saw in theatres was Endgame. Parts of it were good the rest was cringy .
I collect DVD’s...so I have a full library if I ever get bored.
Nothing that comes out of Hollywood is worth watching the majority of the time.
I used to take my family regularly and went every week with another friend of mine. No one has been interested for quite awhile. It’s all trash.
I used to design electronics, I saw the inevitability of movies and TV years ago and created my own movie storage system and collected about 1500 of the best most select favorite movies, specials, documentaries, and TV shows of every kind in software with a book directory I can look up whatever I want to watch by category and bring it up at the press of a few buttons from my TV chair. That plus DVDs, Blu-rays, LDs, and some pretty good TV off the air for free (better than cable!).
I figure that if I sat down and watched TV 8 hours a day, it would take me 7+ years just to see everything once.
Too bad I can't market and sell the thing, but I'd have to charge $10,000 for the device. Actually cheaper than what people spend on cable TV packages, but the consumer is too dim to fork out such a price up front.