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Hollywood’s current state is akin to a ship with a gaping hole and a crew more concerned with maintaining appearances than fixing the leak. The industry’s relentless reliance on past glories, bloated budgets, and repetition over innovation threaten its future.
In the end, The Electric State serves as a cautionary tale: when Hollywood abandons artistry for spectacle and profits over quality, it risks losing its audience entirely. Whether the industry will wake up before it’s too late remains to be seen, but one thing’s clear—without meaningful change, Hollywood’s golden era may soon be nothing more than a faded memory.