Do you? You'd think the form of cinema, that puts no effort in and largely relies on the improvisational skills of its actors to be the lowest form.

But no it's the CGI fests lol

No I am not? Comedies are openly the most cash grabbiest movies around.

They're cheap movies, made quick for an easy buck. Comedy producers are all upset these days because their meal ticket died, no one goes to see comedy in the cinema anymore.

I'm just more refuting your claim of Superhero movies being the lowest form of cinema. That easily, easily, goes to comedy.

I wouldn't even put Supehero movies far above it. But no chance they beat comedy for this title.

I think the abundance of them from 99-now is wearing many thin.

But superhero isn't really a genre to me. More like a setting or theme.

There's so many different superhero movies and so many different types of movies you can make with superheroes. I don't think they'll ever die.

But I imagine what people are talking about, is the post Endgame popularity of them. They're not as popular, not as trendy and casual interest is winding down.

Of course covid plays a huge role here. But from 2008-2019 there were 12 billion dollar superhero movies and since 2019, there's only been one billion dollar superhero movie. A movie which featured all 3 live action Spideys and their famous villains.

Dr Strange 2 did make 950mil and Black Panther 2 did 850mil. So plenty of love for superhero movies still. I just think we've passed the peak of their popularity.

> this is in part why single player story games are dying too in AAA spaces.

Your entire AAA gaming paragraph is a bit out of whack. But this one isn't even true.

Multiplayer games have been shoved to the side because of the past generation. Unless a MP game is a F2P skin machine... it dies and even then most die anyway.

All the big publishers, largely focus on SP experiences to various degrees. With each having maybe one major MP game they focus on.

Where as in the generation before that, the 360/PS3 gen. Every game came with a random tacked on MP mode, most of which were horrible.

You legit don't see this anymore. Usually the MP is like entirely separate from the SP game even if they do have one. See RDR2 or TLOU2, the latter of which is still waiting for the release of its MP mode.

SP story games are more popular than ever. They just take ages to make, like a AAA game greenlit today, won't come out until the PS6 is out.

> Superhero movies are the lowest form or cinema ever produced

No way, many of the superhero movies have fantastic VFX and SFX sequences, costuming, makeup and one two occasions, acting.

Comedy by far takes that title. Cheapest, sleaziest, laziest genre filmmaking has. The worst big studio movies ever are all comedies IMO.

Bad superhero movies never held back anything in the past haha

I think it turned into a travel TV show like his Conan without borders stuff. So it will likely take awhile to film

>“When I travel, people say they just saw the one where I went to Korean spa and they saw my whole body and now can’t unsee it. It’s really nice… I would like to add more foolishness to that mountain.”

Quote from a year ago on his progress on the show. So Feb 2022 he hadn't even had more than some fleeting ideas for the show.

But given he's off in Europe somewhere right now. It's probably turned into this.

It's a spin off of a niche TV show from the 90s, about a character no one remembers aimed at Gen Z.

When it was a TV show, it was going to air on Comedy Central. Like who tf is making these decisions.

> But I have never seen any more than 3 successive episodes in order

That just seems insane to me for a show that carries on a consistent storyline for like 4-5 seasons.

I can understand doing this for the first 3, but for the rest? Insanity

Can you get it via Amazon? I was the same when using the actual app, but using it via Amazon isn't too bad.

I just hate how they don't have unique pictures for each TV show episode. Same title card on everything.

I mean... a family show is a kids show.

A family movie/TV show just means it's not specifically for little kids. Like a Sesame St/Barney type thing.

The ad breaks are destroying anything that isn't live content.

Why watch a TV show chopped up with 4-5 ad breaks, when you can watch it via streaming with none?

This is a myth, they weren't considered anything. They were treated as if they didn't exist.

He was his character from Curb iirc.

Music videos are probably more watched than ever,

People just stopped watching MTV cause now they can choose what music videos to watch.