The death of storytelling

The last Disney's live-action remake no one asked for (And that don't stop there with the equally obnoxious and ugly-looking live-action remake of Lilo & Stitch) from the first Walt's own animated feature, Snow White, went with many production problems and controversy mess with the actresses may also accumulated in another fact that all people who strive their lives to art have to known-- Storytelling is no longer attractive anymore, less so to create anything.

The dumpsters of Internet, social media and also the toxicity and popular uncivility due to diversity and inclusion makes a world that is uncomfortable to sat on, and the old recycling bin of the 00s crappy art rear its ugly head again.

BDs is going to shutting down due to oversaturation and by the galloping success of Mangas and streamings a la Netflix. This is not a evidence. This is facts. Many book publishers know this.

Newer modern-day cartoons are now aimed to a small clique of cartoon nerds, those with an agenda in hand, and where they hate children by don't longer care of what's the society going on. This is by that it made me quit in 2019 about everything 'Toons!

Music is doom by very erratic and shitty synthetizers touchs (Think of a loud music toy) that have made real instrumentists out-of-work for a quarter-century and now, any singers are going to be replaced by A.I. and ChatGPT for no cost. The same fate has happening already to most voice-dubbers.

And when movies are never be that great, handsome and unique in decades, when newer filmmakers have made the best cinema studies in the world for doing something else than romantic or chasing cars movies, the "wokist" and revisionnist felt of the industry remains at a slap in the face to over a century of involvement to keep the cinema at a true artform, but been by some snubbed to Radios shows, Television and then, Streamings and Podcasts.

And when just created a story is too problematic. I've seen lots of appealing stories that went too short by fully lacked the complement that was missed on and others bragged the storytelling with too much fillers. You need a middle when you wrote one. It's not easy feat.

Walt Disney himself have envisionned that his own Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was his most ambitious and biggest effort of his life and career. The original movie appeared between his heydays and the 1940s bittersweet decline of his company after the 1941s strike. It do took him almost a decade to finally get back his due with his Cinderella. From a time where most people looked of Television with a bigger interest than about radios and theaters.

Almost 88 years later, is it time now to stop investing on the fantasy? I ask that question by be one of my own concerns since almost eighteen months. Because if you became an animation fan like I am, be sure to dislike more of them than you will keep enjoying it.

This is why even in the age of YouTubbers and when short videos of all sorts appear, a coherent sense of storytelling is what it importantly needed for made the whole fantasy world in perfect business.