Anything Goes : Lucas and Spielberg by Jr Vaca

No because it just goes to show how unpredictable this film industry is.

Change isn't always bad...it's just scary to those in power, always has been. IF things are changing, we'll just have to roll with it.

So true Suz Carr, I was told in hollywood be nice to the receptionist because your next visit she could be the main person you need to speak to. It changes so quick, just like you tube. It used to be the place to post your vid or trailer and now it's bombarded with clutter.

I just think they are a bit past their primes and really can't be taken as predictors for where film will go. Hate to say that, but honestly, no one is going to be charging or paying $150 for a ticket as they suggest. And as for video games, sure, video games are cool and getting cooler, but we still consume a hell of a lot of TV and media. Maybe there will be less theaters.. maybe not, but the art of cinema really isn't going anywhere.

Right. Most americans watch Movies at home through cable and Netflix etc. there must be some way to charge them more then 5.99 a movie or month. That's where the industry fucked up on. People are tite and dont want to spend. How many times do you hear "oh ill wait till that movie comes out on DVD to watch it" all the time. This is the problem, oh and don't get me started on pirate DVDs there everywhere. If I wanted to a new flick all I need to do is visit the corner liquor store and wham 5.00 a movie. So much bs.

Chris Johnson that's pretty deep, I have to admit it but I had to read it about 4 times to fully comprehend your point and I'm still lost. The part about Los Angeles turning into Detroit is true to a certain extent, Los Angeles will always be the hub for movies and film but I see in time Las Vegas and other city's in California turning into hollywood, for example in Downey Cali a couple city's over from dtown la they built a giant studio which lasted about a 3 years, huge studio now it's gone, flat now there building a mall. Taxes