The future of movies

Also saves been disappointed after watching a trailer and finding all the best bits of the movie were in that and the rest is just filler.

Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe

This movie is from china and i enjoyed it a lot , More than most of the super human movies that is coming out lately

This question may now have a different slant. With the pandemic having closed everything down and studios hemorrhaging money, a lot won't survive. For the ones that do, their future projects will most likely be financially cautious. This doesn't even take into account the cinemas, will there be many left?
There is a chance here that with possibly far fewer movies being given the green light, that we may get a bit more quality.

Here's hoping.

For what it's worth - though I haven't DLed anything at all in several years - I don't think Hollywood, or whencever the media emerges, is capable of producing a product free of ideological content.

I say this speaking primarily of the large-dollar, 'big star' productions, wherein expectations are great.

I can't remember not being disappointed more than a very few times in the last couple decades.

If you want some insight as to how Hollywood works I suggest Googling something along the lines of "how China effects the movie industry". You know there is some truth to it when such vastly disparate forums as the Heritage Foundation and The Atlantic come to the same conclusion.
Seems you don't have to live in a dictatorship to still be effected by it.

^Troof^

The Chinese made the studio remove all references of the zombie epidemic starting in China from World War Z because clearly no global pandemic besides every single one could start there.

Geez, 15 years ago we'd have been trafficking here for debate, argument and exchange about everything afoot; this would have made a nice little detour...

...Oh yes, and these days, no one can be fussed to do it, or do it right, one.

Original scriptwriting has died.