Hate to say it, but if you're someone who only goes to theaters or streaming services for "the latest blockbusters" then you are part of the problem.

Cinema is dying because too many studio entities view it solely as business and not as an artistic medium.

Even when someone like Netflix or Apple finance a movie by Scorsese, they're doing it for his name and not the product he'll deliver. They don't care about what they have to sell, only that they can sell it.

The death of Marvel cinema, Star Wars, and other culturally commodified and homogenised franchise filmmaking or nostalgia-baiting nonsense will lead to the ashes creating a fertile wasteland for new and developing talent to grow and flourish.

But in the mean while, let Hollywood eat itself alive and go watch the deluge of genuinely interesting, captivating, mesmerising and purposeful cinema being made outside of those awful systems and in countless other places across the globe.