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Most critical voices conclude that Hollywood’s problems stem from within: poor leadership, ideological stagnation, union overreach, and regulatory overreach. Instead of artificially propping up a dying industry, they advocate for allowing Hollywood to fail, clearing the path for genuine renewal.
Relevant figures, including industry insiders like John Voit, have proposed initiatives combining incentives, tariffs, and cultural tests—yet these often seem motivated more by self-interest than a clear understanding of industry dynamics.
The ultimate takeaway is that Hollywood's salvation may not lie in tariffs or regulations but in letting the industry self-correct through market forces, cultural renewal, and leadership rooted in moral integrity and genuine artistic purpose.