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Movies aren't being made in Hollywood as much anymore, so much that 2026 will be one of the slowest years on record. The decline in production has left these sm…
Movies aren't being made in Hollywood as much anymore, so much that 2026 will be one of the slowest years on record. The decline in production has left these small businesses and workers struggling to find jobs.
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@@HonestSexpatImported1mo ago
Good, those gatekeepers sat up on their high horses long enough. Plus majority of movie and show projects don’t convey passion nowadays.
@@PabloTheThinkerImported1mo ago
Thank Newsom and democrats.
@@theheightofmagicImported1mo ago
Korea dramas is where it's at now. Korea tv is top tier 👌
@@KushDragon420Imported1mo ago
Yeah, you made sloppy garbage that pandered to the lowest common demoninators of an extreme spectrum, alienating normal people and everybody that wasn't a PC, girl boss fanatic. So nobody pays to see it now they wait for a review, this was inevitable. I googled it, the entire model was shit, they literally knew these projects would bomb and lose money but got free money from the fed for sticking that shit in, so they didn't care, and now it's dead, the model broke.
@@ClaireMichelleArtsImported1mo ago
Hey, uh cnn. Now that you've been silenced, it might be time to push back a little harder
@@AirspeedIsAliveImported1mo ago
That’s because democrats don’t know how to govern. <br><br>You have to INCENTIVIZE the industry to stay put and GROW
@@lesgilbert50Imported1mo ago
Might help if they were to stop putting out woke slop encompassing “THE MESSAGE”.
@@TelesphorosAbraxasImported1mo ago
Trump's America.
@@CarolineM-t2kImported1mo ago
So the "First Partner" did jack shit to help Hollywood to prevent mergers and expand film sets, sending production studios to work in other countries and red states. This is due to two reasons. First, Hollywood doesn't like her as Jennifer was known to ignore the instructions of directors, such as not upstaging leads while she worked in only supportive roles. Second, she's an Israeli asset. Her father is Jewish and only converted to Catholicism so to marry her mother. But he still remains loyal to Israel. And these mergers were achieved by Zionists, so they can spoon feed us their Zionist bullshit. <br><br>Facts.
@@Ziggy-w1gImported1mo ago
He looks like Kirk Cameron.
@@cydonian0417Imported1mo ago
I'd be struggling to find work, too, if I was a talentless drug addict. Like everyone in Hollywood today.
Movies aren't being made in Hollywood as much anymore, so much that 2026 will be one of the slowest years on record. The decline in production has left these small businesses and workers struggling to find jobs.
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