You certainly have a point because of course the smartphone-culture has changed the reception of visuals... however, you completely forgot Covid and its effects on the way to consume movies.
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You certainly have a point because of course the smartphone-culture has changed the reception of visuals... however, you completely forgot Covid and its effects on the way to consume movies.
It's because of the rise of fascism and misogyny mixed with late stage capitalism. Economy is doing worse so audience are more picky about the movies they watch in the theater. However they only want to support nationalist and pro masculinity movies. Millennials are also guilty of it not just gen z.
bold: I think so, too, especially with the streaming services available.
bold: The majority of the Indian audience are men 
Bajrangi would be a big hit in every generation or any decade. A goated human drama like Bajrangi can never fail.
I watched Aftersun yesterday, and I think it is one of those rare films that quietly rearranges something inside you. On the surface, nothing...
https://x.com/Ranveertbt/status/2035557301319258578
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https://www.newsbytesapp.com/news/india/mumbai-gets-india-s-1st-musical-road/story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv8P-V5R_zI
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