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Talk about film being a declining medium is vastly overstated. What has declined is its cultural relevance due to short-form video content and interactive media like video games, not, however, the medium relative to its past self.
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Imagine how fucked our brains will be in 20-30 years
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>What has declined is its cultural relevance due to short-form video content and interactive media like video games
how is that not a sign of decline of the medium itself? if nobody is watching it then it's as good as dead
quality and technique/technologies is debatable, most people would argue that movies were better and more enjoyable 15-20 years ago
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People are watching. Haven't you seen this year's box office? It's less culturally influential than before, in the sense that is adopts trends instead of creating them, but people are definitely watching.



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