Cinema Isn’t What It Used to Be — Here’s Why (2007-2025)

Movies once pulled entire cultures into darkened theaters. Today they often feel louder and emptier. In this video I trace the big turning points (1950s TV, 2007’s iPhone + Netflix streaming, the rise of algorithms and market-tested storytelling) and explain, step-by-step, why films lost the “magic” we remember — and why the recent Netflix–Warner news matters for cinema’s future. No nostalgia bait — just a history-driven, evidence-backed breakdown (2007 → 2025).

What you’ll learn:
• The three structural shocks that changed cinema (TV, streaming, algorithms).
• Why studios turned to franchises, spectacle, and formulaic writing.
• How viewer control and algorithmic incentives rewired storytelling.
• What recent industry moves (Netflix–Warner) actually signal for theatrical film.
• Where cinema can go from here — and what to expect next.

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