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    Do it!

    That’s cool Fran Drescher is the SAG president. Didn’t know that. I did know she doesn’t really have “The Nanny” voice but I did read her quotes in that voice. Just sticks with you.

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      It may not be capable yet, but in time you could easily feed an AI all of say, Scorseses filmography and then ask it to make you a movie with X plot in his style and it will spit one out. Probably won’t be great cinema but studio heads don’t care if people pay to see it

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          That’s exactly what I’ve been thinking. The Star Wars sequels feel like they were spat out by an AI, or a committee of geriatrics.

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          Would depend on which ones, the ones done by the Russo Brothers are less so, folks like Brett Ratner will never get work again though

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          never understood this criticism the formula marvel uses most movies especially of this genre(not heroes but fiction at large) is pretty much these stories

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    I was thinking about this earlier, and what will I watch for the foreseeable future if this happens…guess YouTube content will get a huge bump if there are no more TV shows or movies to watch.

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      The last strike brought us some really fantastic content, such as Dr Horribles Sing-a-long Blog and The Guild. I imagine we’ll see a resurgence of creator-driven projects that are directly supported by audiences.

      In today’s world with tools like Patreon available, I suspect writers and actors can invent income streams outside of the Hollywood studio complex.

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        So far, of creators I follow, it’s brought BriTANick to patreon and making regular online content again, so that’s nice (for us).

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        The definitely not very problematic Dr Horrible. I look forward to what we get to consume then realize is fucked up in a year or two.