>Look, it's unquestionable that the theatrical release format
>is dying. We're in the death rattle right now. And the above
>poster is right that, save for horror, there's nothing
>reliable out there other than the big budget franchise fare.
>Which means studios, scared of the death of this revenue
>stream, are only really looking to greenlight with any
>consistency possible franchises, remakes, and horror movies.
>That's definitively true, I'll tell you that from the front
>lines, lol.
>
Man, I tell you what would suck: if thirty years from now, I sit with my grandkids and tell them about the days of movie theaters. It's been such a great experience throughout my life, I feel bad for future generations that might not have that to look forward to.

But eh, as long as we have these "theme park" movies making billions of dollars at the box office, we're good for now at least. Scorsese and Coppola can both go back to their mansions and cry about it.