JAB wrote:stars
How film stars faded - and pop stars took over
....
But while the public can't seem to get enough of seeing their
favourite pop stars on stadium tours, their favourite actors aren't
drawing them to cinemas in the same way.
While casting a big star used to guarantee some level of success at
the box office, the adulation which was once reserved for movie
now seems to be directed at pop stars.
There are all kinds of factors at play - including the move towards streaming, the impact of the pandemic, and the film industry'sare
over-reliance on franchises, sequels and superheroes.
But the trend is also arguably a reflection of how audience habits
evolving. Today's fans crave authenticity - something you get withpop
stars who write their own music, but not so much with actors whoare
by definition always portraying somebody else.general," The
"I think our expectations of celebrities are changing in
Hollywood Reporter's Lily Ford tells BBC News.glamorous
"Music is extremely personal, the world's most famous and
people are pouring their heart out, and, for the length of thesong,
we feel as close to an artist as we would our best friend."There
....
....
None of this is to say there aren't successful movies anymore.
are. But what links them is generally not the bankable box office
star, but the intellectual property (IP) attached to the film.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c3gglv8y39vo
In addition to the aforementioned, computer-generated special effects
play a big part in many box-office hits, limiting the amount of actual >acting. Their star doesn't shine as bright anymore.
computer-generated special effects
JAB wrote:stars
How film stars faded - and pop stars took over
....
But while the public can't seem to get enough of seeing their
favourite pop stars on stadium tours, their favourite actors aren't
drawing them to cinemas in the same way.
While casting a big star used to guarantee some level of success at
the box office, the adulation which was once reserved for movie
now seems to be directed at pop stars.
There are all kinds of factors at play - including the move towards streaming, the impact of the pandemic, and the film industry'sare
over-reliance on franchises, sequels and superheroes.
But the trend is also arguably a reflection of how audience habits
evolving. Today's fans crave authenticity - something you get withpop
stars who write their own music, but not so much with actors whoare
by definition always portraying somebody else.general," The
"I think our expectations of celebrities are changing in
Hollywood Reporter's Lily Ford tells BBC News.glamorous
"Music is extremely personal, the world's most famous and
people are pouring their heart out, and, for the length of thesong,
we feel as close to an artist as we would our best friend."There
....
....
None of this is to say there aren't successful movies anymore.
are. But what links them is generally not the bankable box office
star, but the intellectual property (IP) attached to the film.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c3gglv8y39vo
Nothing is
new, nothing is original and even if they did make anything it is >overshadowed by the apex of society.
Sadly Smith from Matrix was correct.
What are the odds of that I'm listening to BB King as I'm reading your
post?
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