5b44d No.37
>>33They are all made by Jews. Hollywood is all fantasy, zero reality. But fantasy ike by Howie Epstein and Larry Rothman.
b6386 No.44
Talent and skill and artistic vision are all seen as secondary concerns. What really matters most is that someone has the right politics, and the right level of moral relativity.
John Milius is one of the most skilled and talented directors currently alive, and even his movies that I don't care for are VERY well-directed and you can learn a lot about film direction just by watching any of his films. But he is "blackballed," or "blacklisted" in Hollywood because he is a "good old boy," very conservative, and very vocal about being pro-gun. Therefore, the Jews who run Hollywood refuse to let him make any movies or have any work, because he refuses to toe the line. According to him, he was even warned several times before he was "officially" exiled, and various people were sent to beg and bargain with him telling him, "look, you can think what you want, in your private life, you can do what you want, but you need to say the right things and act the right way in public and in the media."
ANYTIME you have a business or industry that is supposedly built on creative, artistic endeavors, but the creative aspect is seen as a very low priority compared to the willingness to conform and compromise and kowtow to the ruling body, you're going to see the creativity wither and die and be replaced by formulaic copycatting.
The same thing is happening over on 4chan. Creativity and originality are severely declining and more and more threads are just copies of copies of copies of things that have been posted millions of times already. The more creative and original someone is, the more they stand out from the herd and the more likely they are to be banned by some tinpot dictator of a mod.
9dfdc No.93
>>92Or in other words: humanity is doomed because of ignorance.
And ofc Hollywood panders to the consoomers, they eat every shit smeared piece up like it's gold and somehow don't get bored by it.
>If people stopped watching garbage, we'd get actually good movies. Or smaller filmmakers would take over the market. 97116 No.96
>>33The real question is, what can we do about it?
Not necessarily change Hollywood to produce better movies, but rather getting indie movies funded, or marketed to the public (so that people like you, dear op, would just know about them and watch them instead of complaining about hollywood), or something else.
i want to do something about things that bother me. So what can we do?
97116 No.97
i actually have an idea. for the start, we could make threads about actually good movies / directors / critics / studios we found. Starting with this imageboard, but make them on all other boards and social media that you have access to.
it's in our hands.
2014e No.113
>>93It's never a losing strategy to cater to retards, you end up catering to the vast, overwhelming majority of people in one fell swoop.
bc322 No.280
>>44Filmmaker here. I was Miliused, too. It's your politics that gets you funding now. Say no to Globohomo, no funding.
d5fa1 No.281
>>37>They are all made by JewsWho do you think Spielberg is for example? Notice the difference? Something's changed.
1a9d6 No.554
>>92>>93>>113it's not really that they cater to retards, it's that (((corporations))) market retarded shit to people because it's cheap and easy to produce. They get better price margins by glossing a piece of poop that costs nothing to acquire or produce and marketing the hell out of it. it would cost way more to produce originality and quality, especially since they own all the marketing industries. why do you think niggers are pushed so hard? It's because they're cheap and their crap costs little to produce. Market the fuck out of it and poof people think it has value and they want it.
75ca0 No.571
>>280good talent could try to work with foreign studios or low budget indy concepts. with good acting and writing you dont have to leave a house, a car or single outdoor location.
Ideas may not be new, but good dialogue can still make it interesting.