The Auron MacIntyre Show Can Artistic Forms Become Obsolete? | Guest: John Dee | 3/21/25
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Mar 21, 2025 Art aficionado and professional artist John Dee joins the conversation, diving into the current crisis in the movie industry and the fate of artistic forms. They explore whether art can truly become obsolete or if it finds new life through innovation. Key discussions include the evolution of blockbusters, the impact of technology on viewing habits, and the commercialization's effects on creativity. Dee emphasizes the need for authentic artistic movements and the balance between self-expression and deeper reflections in art.
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The Blockbuster Paradox
- The movie industry is now entirely centered on blockbusters, leading to many expensive flops.
- This raises questions about the movie format's lifecycle and its potential decline.
Art and Civilization
- Cultural and civilizational shifts influence art's creation and consumption.
- The shift to global markets forces Hollywood to prioritize broad appeal over cultural specificity.
Warner Brothers' Flops
- Warner Brothers' simultaneous theatrical and streaming releases led to flops of major comic book movies.
- This highlights the changing landscape of film distribution.
