How TV Shows Are Replacing Movies

TV Shows are starting to replace movies as the go to form of entertainment for many. Viewers are preferring the longer runtimes that give more of a reason to be invested in them and creators are preferring the greater control they have over creating them.

In this video we'll go over how movies are losing their edge over TV shows. How they're finding it difficult to compete with the TV Golden Age although besting them once before. With shows like Succession, House of the Dragon, The Boys, Andor, Always Sunny, Rick and Morty and Attack on Titan still releasing new episodes yearly it's difficult to see anything but a bleak future for film. Especially if they keep going the route of constantly releasing sequels, reboots and superhero films.

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
01:17 - Movies vs TV Golden Age
03:47 - Preferred By Viewers
05:50 - Preferred By Creators

Netflix. Prime Video. HBO Max. Disney Plus. Crave. Apple TV. TV Golden Age. I Love Lucy. The Twilight Zone. Better Call Saul. The Sopranos. The Wire. Twin Peaks. Streaming wars. Avatar 2. Breaking Bad. Game of Thrones. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Steven Soderbergh. David Lynch. The Truman Show. 90s Movies. Top Gun Maverick. Bojack Horseman.

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