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Film is going hand-in-hand with music . . .

Posted by Billy Wonka on August 3, 2015 at 17:09:18:
Gens X and Y are all about ear buds and watching the latest entertainment on their phones or tablets. They have no real interest outside of the immediate or "what's happening RIGHT NOW". We can say that Western Culture has been crushed by the blinding speed of the Digital Age.

Where I live is a "family-oriented" culture. All the theaters give preference to family rated entertainment first, R-rated films second with almost nothing leftover for Indie or Foreign film. Classic Film doesn't exist. Our Cinemark does have Opera and special events a few times a month.

Thanks to the electron being manipulated in every conceivable way our future generations are sending things we enjoy to the museum. Soon books will no longer be written because no one can sit still long enough to get through them.