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DeVine articulated a sentiment shared by many fans: the disappearance of "normal" comedy movies. Once a staple of Hollywood’s offerings, comedies used to be easily accessible, often released on Fridays or weekends, providing consistent entertainment options for audiences. Today, such films are rare, especially on the big screen, with many relegated to streaming platforms.
He argued that the public’s need for comedic relief is greater than ever, especially given the current societal climate. Yet Hollywood seems more focused on weaving social messages into their productions, sometimes at the expense of humor and enjoyment.