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But what about the great streaming future, currently showing on our giant, cheap TVs at home? Beyond all the Oscar-nominated movies they offer, there’s more great stuff there than ever before - from traditional TV networks like AMC ( Better Call Saul returns next week) and streamers like Apple (I’m really interested in Severance) and hybrids like HBO Max (at first I wasn’t into Winning Time, but now I am).īut there’s a problem there, too: This glut of great streaming stuff is literally a glut, and no one in the business thinks that it’s going to last forever. That’s fine for Blum, whose Blumhouse Productions specializes in horror movies people still leave their houses to see, like Get Out and The Purge.

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“Outside of horror, superheroes, and family, it’s going to have to feel like the most spectacular, special event” to get people to see a movie in a theater, says producer Jason Blum. But the era where everyone went to the movies has ended. Which means movies in theaters are niche programming now. Channing Tatum can only be in so many movies per year. While some people who are invested in the movie business insist there’s a future where lots of people see all kinds of movies in theaters, most sober observers think that ship has sailed, with the odd exception. Still not convinced about the health and breadth of the movie industry? Here’s the truth: You shouldn’t be. And, of course, Apple’s Coda, an uplifting story about a Massachusetts fishing family, won the Oscar. Well, Hollywood has you covered here, too: Netflix’s The Power of the Dog - a moody kinda-Western - was a leading Best Picture contender in last month’s Academy Awards.

Or heartwarming dramas I can see with my family that don’t star Channing Tatum. That would be Dog, which … also stars Channing Tatum.Īha! You say: But I like serious dramas. Well, here’s some encouraging news: Two of the highest-grossing movies of 2022 are romantic comedies: The Lost City, starring Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum, and a family film about a guy and his dog. Are you one of the people who hates Hollywood because Hollywood only serves up superhero movies and sequels … most of which are sequels to superhero movies?

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