Five years ago, the narrative in Hollywood was set in stone. The streaming wars had begun, and legacy studios—the titans of the 20th century—were supposedly dinosaurs staring at the asteroid. The future belonged to the tech giants, and the cinematic experience was surrendering to the algorithm.
Five years ago, the narrative in Hollywood was set in stone. The streaming wars had begun, and legacy studios—the titans of the 20th century—were supposedly dinosaurs staring at the asteroid. The future belonged to the tech giants, and the cinematic experience was surrendering to the algorithm.