I Feel Like It's The End Of Hollywood

[TsWade2]

I'm sorry to say this, but since the writers are on strike and now the actors are going to be most likely to go on strike, I feel like it's the end of Hollywood. Because if these strikes don't end, all studios will go bankrupt and there won't be anymore movies, tv shows, animated features and cartoons. I blame those self centered executives for their greedy behaviors of this stupid A.I. If this strike is not going to end, then I think it's the end of Hollywood. Tell me if I'm overreacting!

 

[Disstevefan1]

I'm sorry to say this, but since the writers are on strike and now the actors are going to be most likely to go on strike, I feel it's the end of Hollywood. Because if these strikes don't end, all studios will go bankrupt and there won't be anymore movies, tv shows, animated features and cartoons. I blame those self centered executives for their greedy behaviors of this stupid A.I. If this strike is not going to end, then I think it's the end of Hollywood. Tell me if I'm overreacting!

You are overreacting. There will always be reality TV

 

[TsWade2]

You are overreacting. There will always be reality TV

Lame! Well, except for AGT and DWTS are the shows I watch.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

This is a massive problem…one without a realistic solution

The mega-strike that could take down Hollywood - BBC News

Actors prepare to join writers on the picket lines, shutting down TV and film productions.

www.bbc.com

Love that Jane and Lilly front and center in the picture

 

[networkpro]

IMHO, this is just a stage of what's been happening to Hollywood for a couple of decades as the economic sustainability of production has shifted away from California. We have groups that have "made it" into the modern equivalents of guilds attempting to restrict what they see as thier turf from external competition and control the economics in thier favor.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

IMHO, this is just a stage of what's been happening to Hollywood for a couple of decades as the economic sustainability of production has shifted away from California. We have groups that have "made it" into the modern equivalents of guilds attempting to restrict what they see as thier turf from external competition and control the economics in thier favor.

That’s about half of it…

The other is streaming is not really working for any part of the paradigm…and they all know it

 

[TsWade2]

IMHO, this is just a stage of what's been happening to Hollywood for a couple of decades as the economic sustainability of production has shifted away from California. We have groups that have "made it" into the modern equivalents of guilds attempting to restrict what they see as thier turf from external competition and control the economics in thier favor.

Man, this is just ridiculous! Those greedy sourpusses better hurry up and negotiate or else Hollywood is doomed!

 

[TsWade2]

It's the end of Hollywood!

 

[Dead2009]

This is overreacting of the highest form.

 

[TsWade2]

This is overreacting of the highest form.

Well, I can't help it! Alright? I'm just worried. And I'm starting to hate this decade even more.

 

[Dead2009]

Well, I can't help it! Alright? I'm just worried. And I'm starting to hate this decade even more.

If the pandemic couldnt shut down Hollywood and kill off the movie theaters, this wont either.

 

[TsWade2]

If the pandemic couldnt shut down Hollywood and kill off the movie theaters, this wont either.

I hope you’re right! Those executives needs to hurry up and make another negotiation! Chop chop!

 

[MrPromey]

Honestly, if they're both going to be on strike, doing it at the same time seems like the most convenient way for everyone.

It's not like much work was going to be getting done by the actors while the writers are on strike, anyway.

Some of the issues are similar and I feel like together, they stand a better chance of getting some of what they want from the studios.

... But the last major strike is what brought us the glut of "reality" TV that has plagued us to this day so not looking forward to that becoming an even bigger piece of the pie while all of this gets hashed out.

 

[Disney Analyst]

What does this even mean... Huh what?! Warner Brothers ??

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

What does this even mean... Huh what?! Warner Brothers ??

Some nonsense we can’t decipher about an awful movie?

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Honestly, if they're both going to be on strike, doing4 it at the same time seems like the most convenient way for everyone.

It's not like much work was going to be getting done by the actors while the writers are on strike, anyway.

Some of the issues are similar and I feel like together, they stand a better chance of getting some of what they want from the studios.

... But the last major strike is what brought us the glut of "reality" TV that has plagued us to this day so not looking forward to that becoming an even bigger piece of the pie while all of this gets hashed out.

The last strike all but killed the sitcom and did major damage to dramas as well

This combined with the shorting of “seasons” now may make tv essentially useless

Except sports and morons lying to a handpicked audience and calling it “news”

 

[Minthorne]

It’s the rise of Community Access Programming!
The content creators will take over.

Check out the Opera Daddy movie this fall!

 

[Dead2009]

It’s the rise of Community Access Programming!
The content creators will take over.

Check out the Opera Daddy movie this fall!

Now that will kill Hollywood

 

[TsWade2]

Looks like this will be a strikedemic!

 

[DisneyFreak]

Just like any strike in any other industry. There is too much money to be made by both sides and they would never let it fold.