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Will Jordan, better known as The Critical Drinker, is an online film and TV critic. “I drink and I say things. I’m here to deliver reviews, breakdowns and analysis on modern entertainment media. Expect a healthy dose of sarcasm, biting criticism and low-functioning alcoholism.” He is also an action writer best known for writing the Ryan Drake series of action thrillers.
Tomorrow, he is rejoining the show to discuss Hollywood, The Odyssey, wokeness and good writing.
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Besides the recent success of the “Odyssey”, it appears that the Hollywood model for producing movies, ie “creative” casting, shoehorning ideology into storylines, is failing. My question to you is why hasn’t the ship course corrected yet? I would think Hollywoods inherent greed would have already pushed them in the right direction or is it that the ideology just really have a stronghold over cinema?
Which movies from the last 10 years do you think people will still be watching and talking about 20 years from now? I find myself seeking out films from the ’80s and ’90s that I never got around to watching, rather than newer releases. Why do you think so many older films seem to have that kind of staying power?