Movies Are Worse Now Because Their Corporate Funders Are Risk-Averse
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Movies Are Worse Now Because Their Corporate Funders Are Risk-Averse
Abstract
In the golden age of New Hollywood, creators were given huge sums to take big risks, and it paid off. But movies have come under the control of hedge funds that specialize in risk management. The result: boring, predictable cinema.
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12/18/21, 2:06 PM
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Movies Are Worse Now Because Their Corporate Funders Are Risk-Averse. (n.d.). Retrieved December 18, 2021, from https://jacobinmag.com/2021/12/film-blockbusters-investors-risk-scorsese-studios/
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