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Initially, many believed the public would rally behind the striking writers and actors, viewing their actions as a stand for fairness and better working conditions. However, current observations suggest otherwise. The strike appears increasingly unpopular among audiences, who are seemingly less sympathetic to Hollywood’s grievances. This shift seems rooted in a broader disillusionment with how modern entertainment has evolved—marked by what many perceive as woke ideology, identity politics, and virtue signaling embedded into beloved franchises and narratives.