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Furthermore, the episode explores how movies like Killers of the Flower Moon and The Fall Guy are either overlooked or flop at the box office, suggesting that even talented directors such as Martin Scorsese are not immune to the shifting cultural tides and diminished commercial success. The hosts argue that Hollywood's recent artsy, ideologically driven projects often appeal only to niche audiences and tend to become outdated quickly, exemplifying the industry's struggle with authenticity and profitability.