Everything is just Mass Produced Rubbish these days

Whether it's TV shows, Films, Music, Games, anything - it seems that the world is just going to hell when it comes to entertainment

Sure, you get good things here and there, but because everything is about money and who you know, not what you know these days, there is so much money wasted in the world

How many times have you sat through a film, which has been so dreadful you've wanted to cry, then after you've seen ityou find out it cost 50 million to make and has made over 200 million at the box office? The worst thing is that people actually buy into it all. We're in a supposed golden age of technology but the golden age of business is over, the amount of high street shops has dwindled due to everything being done cheaper by megastores, all you need is to come from a rich family to have anything you want in life right away (a Film with you in the leading role, a Recording Contract, your own TV series) it's sickening. Or when you have Football/Soccer players earning....no, given hundreds of thousands of pounds/dollars/euros even if they don't kick a ball around a pitch for a maximum of 90 minutes every 7 days.

I'm 18 years old and I miss the classic UK Saturday morning television for kids, or when you didn't have to win a reality TV show to become famous, or when you even had to have a talent to become famous in the first place. I worry for how this world will turn out in the next few decades, and I pray to God that I'm not around when it hits rock bottom.

I would just like to say that Transformers (2007) and Transformers: Dark of the Moon are awesome films. Thank you very much.

Where'd you hear all this from?KiIIyou

Whether it's TV shows, Films, Music, Games, anything - it seems that the world is just going to hell when it comes to entertainment

Sure, you get good things here and there, but because everything is about money and who you know, not what you know these days, there is so much money wasted in the world

How many times have you sat through a film, which has been so dreadful you've wanted to cry, then after you've seen ityou find out it cost 50 million to make and has made over 200 million at the box office? The worst thing is that people actually buy into it all. We're in a supposed golden age of technology but the golden age of business is over, the amount of high street shops has dwindled due to everything being done cheaper by megastores, all you need is to come from a rich family to have anything you want in life right away (a Film with you in the leading role, a Recording Contract, your own TV series) it's sickening. Or when you have Football/Soccer players earning....no, given hundreds of thousands of pounds/dollars/euros even if they don't kick a ball around a pitch for a maximum of 90 minutes every 7 days.

I'm 18 years old and I miss the classic UK Saturday morning television for kids, or when you didn't have to win a reality TV show to become famous, or when you even had to have a talent to become famous in the first place. I worry for how this world will turn out in the next few decades, and I pray to God that I'm not around when it hits rock bottom.

Danny_1993

Lots are there still.

Fresh bread, and those five second films, and Project Zomboid
those are some! :]

Are you saying the Twilight films are mass produced rubbish?Travo_basic

[QUOTE="Travo_basic"]Are you saying the Twilight films are mass produced rubbish?Charazani

[QUOTE="Travo_basic"]Are you saying the Twilight films are mass produced rubbish?Charazani

[QUOTE="Charazani"][QUOTE="Travo_basic"]Are you saying the Twilight films are mass produced rubbish?Travo_basic

I'm 18 years old and I miss the classic UK Saturday morning television for kids, or when you didn't have to win a reality TV show to become famous, or when you even had to have a talent to become famous in the first place. I worry for how this world will turn out in the next few decades, and I pray to God that I'm not around when it hits rock bottom.Danny_1993

I miss Mr. Bean too