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Message: [QUOTE="Deleted member 7989, post: 28447, member: 7989"] I think it's more so Hollywood and a lot of other existing western studios that have hit the creative limit. They are realizing lately that they can't keep doing the same stuff over and over anymore. I think Streaming has played a big part in this because risk taking isn't as prevalent as it was with traditional tv. I mean you can come up with the next big "binge-worthy" series that gets funneled through all of the streaming platforms and then when one of them picks it up and craps that first season out, and it sucks? They can just silently cancel that and move on. And I think that's been bleeding into the movie industry where now you see on theater week the movie also gets dropped on a streaming platform. That way they can maximize how much money it generates even if it's a steaming pile of doodoo, because at least you have millions of other things to watch if you don't like the new Captain America or Lilo and Stitch Live Action. [/QUOTE]

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