Channing Tatum Fears the Future of Streamers

[hewontgo]

Channing Tatum is speaking out on the rise of streaming platforms and the subsequent decline in quality content.

"There will be less good storytelling and a lot more product out there." https://t.co/mJdloe1XCJ pic.twitter.com/qFzlZMYB0x
- IndieWire (@IndieWire) May 31, 2023
Channing Tatum fears that the golden era of content has already had its last

Comments

[iluvpans]

I do hate how there's so many streaming places because they greenlight so much and then there's no promo and then the show is thrown away. I hate how I used to just use Netflix and now it's Netflix, Peacock, Hulu, Disney+ . The other thing that irritates me how much the streamers want us to binge the show. I rewatched some shows I binged and when you take a bit to watch the show, the writing plotholes and everything else just pop up. Orange is the Newest Black is a prime example at the moment.

[gillenvillain]

Tater tot isn't wrong.

Granted there are still some good work being made but I fear the suits are going to churn out a load of shit (probs using AI to write it so they don't have to pay real writers). Or they only get a few episodes or a season out before cancelling it (before the show really takes off...yeah, fuck you History Channel, I'm still miffed about Project Blue Book getting the ax RIGHT when that fucking show got good).

[violet_crumble9]

FOREVER mad about project blue book how DARE

[gillenvillain]

RIGHT???!!!!!

Season 2 was on a fucking ROLL. It took them a bit to really find their direction, and it seemed more like 1950s X-files with the political intrigue than the first season.

Not to mention I LOVED all the gay/lez vibes with the leads.

And S2 was left on a huge cliffhanger. I'm SOOOO MAD!!!!

[violet_crumble9]

I loved all the vibes. His wife and the spy lady should've been a thing. That s2 with her and other dude...homophobic to me t b h

And the main two also!!! And ending it on a cliffhanger?!?? GOODBYE

[tomelette]

I mean, he's not wrong but also a bit of a late reaction there as well?

[sandstorm]

This is probably the first time a publication has talked to him since 2019.

[tomelette]

I gigglesnorted at work. Thanks. LMAO

[mangosmuggler]

It’s true… Netflix original movies are VERY inferior to traditional Hollywood studio movies 🫠🤣😬🤨🧐

I’m especially referring to quality of writing and cinematography

[alwayspolaris]

There's a few exceptions like Roma a some of their documentaries, maybe about 20 films total that were truly worth making and then a few romcoms and thrillers that could have survived theater release (I'll stand by all 3 Princess Switches). But they make hundreds of films and shows per year and most of them are unwatchable. And they wonder why they're losing money? Apple tv has like 2 shows and people subscribe lol.

[euraylie]

They are awful. And I’m convinced in the back their minds they have the thought, ‘We don’t have to win the box office with this, so need to rewrite, refine, try to make it perfect or even actually entertaining.’

[2_on]

it's true, too many people are content just watching whatever junk is on netflix. i miss the midbudget movie 😩