Why aren't films good anymore
Those days are over, now we get bullshit like Mad Max Fury Road.
>>72015466
THANK YOU KRAGER! At least someone else acknowledges how shit Fury Road was. It's a 5/10 at best.
>>72015447
Are you kidding? Mission Impossible 5 was one of the best action/thriller films I have seen in the past decade.
Tom Cruise right now is the only actor who is truly saving Hollywood at this moment.
Because you grew up.
>>72015570
>worst addition to the franchise
>good
No.
>>72015466
It was a decent movie IMO, but it wasn't worth the shitstorm level hype it got. I blame the decline on movies because people are now, more than ever economically focused.
If one of these movies flopped backed then, it probably wouldnt bankrupt the studio, now one bad turd can make or break an entire empire.
So in other words, it's the same thing that happened to vidya gaems. Companies need to pour more thought, heart, and care into things instead of looking at charts and shitting out what makes a quick buck.
>>72015613
>>worst addition to the franchise
>Rogue Nation
Please unfuck yourself.
>>72015596
Not even, I'm not some 30 year old who grew up with these in my childhood, I have only seen some of those in the last few years, still lightyears ahead what's coming out currently. Should I be excited for the next Avengers then?
>>72015596
>80s pleb dogshit
>film
Get some fucking taste you troglodyte
>>72015447
>Why aren't films good anymore
>Posting shit films
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because the '70s were 60 years ago
People completely stopped reading literature so they have no concept at all of good writing. Movies are either obnoxious or "whacky" like the new ghostbusters or a pretentious combination of silence and the characters suffering.
This silence and suffering genre has gained prominence since the writers strike of 2008 strained relationships between writers and more business oriented people in Hollywood. You can have these movies in which the only dialogue is generic small talk(something you don't need to pay writers for) and market it to people who have terribly misguided or shallow notions of what these words mean as "realistic", "deep" or "sophisticated".
