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by joshuak
4773 days ago
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I think the point was that we've already seen all of those things. These ideas are the future of a writer making TV in the late 60s. Where are the new ideas of our future? I'd agree the space race inspired amazing science fiction that mostly dried up by the end of the 80s in popular culture. Since then it's been super heroes, robots, and reboots. |
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I think the real issue is that Hollywood isn't interested in developing new franchises, or even stand-alone projects.
Instead, they are content to recycle the same characters, plot lines and assumptions.
Just like Silicon Valley isn't interested in investing in risky technology anymore, Hollywood isn't interested in investing in risky new ideas.
This, more than anything else, is a sure sign that the front-line of history and our collective future is happening somewhere else.