Part 9/11:
Despite calls for greater diversity, the industry has shown a reluctance to innovate beyond traditional formulas. Some argue that attempts at diversification, such as introducing more women or minorities, are mere checkbox exercises rather than meaningful storytelling efforts—done more to appease critics or meet quotas than to enrich narratives.
This approach leads to films that feel superficial, with characters existing primarily to fulfill representation requirements rather than contributing authentic stories. Critics highlight that, ultimately, the focus should be on quality storytelling and character development rather than ticking boxes for appearances.