Comment Re:Duh (Score 1) 74
Not really. Our kids are bailing out of it too.
Just the other day I was at Christmas party by friends with two boys - 17 and 15. We spent the afternoon playing Teken 3 on a PS1 simulator, playing music and discussing Minecraft visual enhancement mods. The last thing these kids saw and greatly enjoyed was Shingeki-no Kyojin.
They quit on cinema after seeing the old Indiana Jones films with dad, and then seeing the last abomination of that franchise.
Myself, I just celebrated the 10th anniversary of my boycott, which began on 25th December 2015. Having just seen the Force awakens, I walked out of the cinema and said "never again". And that is from someone with almost 1000 DVD's and Blue-ray's in my collection! I have spent many thousands on these people over the years. I have tracked rare movies and paid 30-40 euros 20 years ago for a single film! I can watch and enjoy the masterpieces of cinema from Fritz Lang to David Fincher (the last quality director, IMO, and he is in his 60-ies).
So what about "you are not the target audience" remark? How can I listen to music that is 400 years old and enjoy movies made decades before I was born? Are all modern people degenerated mentally so the "creators" are following suit? Of course not! Oh, the fun I had introducing Millennials and Zoomers to old movies! They love them!
And you all know what is the real reason behind that downfall. Politics, propaganda, and social engineering. They try to change the culture, morality and history of the Western world ala 1984. And people rejected it, slowly at first, and masse now. Speaking of 1984, you don't need to look any further than the "re-make" of Animal farm, just recently shat out by the abominable morons that are left in that industry (everyone else has been cancelled) to see my point.