I've watched over 200 movies this year, from Oscar winners to obscure festival picks, and I'm starting to think that the golden age of cinema is behind us. Streaming services churn out content at an unsustainable pace, and originality is the first casualty—everything feels like a remake, sequel, or franchise extension. Sure, there are still gems like 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' that push boundaries, but they're becoming the exception rather than the rule. Do you think the movie industry is creatively bankrupt compared to two decades ago, or are we just nostalgic for the past?