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The original post: /r/movies by /u/GratedParm on 2024-12-27 02:49:47.

The major studios do pepper in other films throughout the year, but these feel like they're existing for form and appearance.

I feel that trying to get those large sums, which usually come from expensive films, they should put more effort into other films by finding out what overall trends in viewership are and choosing pitches that will appeal to people to see as a group. The physical media market may be vanishing, but they can still shop for which streaming service will get it.

Horror seems to be the one exception, where a number of less expensive films are made which subsequently lowers the amount required at the box office to be successful.

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