I think the total opposite. Studios don't like minimum value of anything. Lately, it's go big or go home, and many actors complain about this because smaller movies are ignored for big Marvel sized ones.
Not exactly. Nowadays the smaller Indie movies are created by streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime and stuff. Mini-series as well, which are making a comeback as legit projects that A-Listers can be a part of without feeling like they're "slumming it" like stuff HBO and AMC put out.
Folks who complain about the "Big budget popcorn movies" that are "ruining culture and cinema" just aren't thinking outside the Box.
Or they're ignoring Hollywood's own "Golden Age" of cinema which were stuffed with big budget Epic flicks.
And those same folks who complain about silly it is to go watch movies about people in costumes are ignoring all the great movies people went to see where actors are dressed up like Swashbucklers or Cowboys or Shakespearean Era folks.
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