This article is a manifesto for that change. It is a guide to recognizing what makes entertainment "better," diagnosing what went wrong with popular media, and, most importantly, finding the oasis of quality in the desert of dreck.
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These films aren't bad because the crew lacks talent. They are bad because they are designed by committee to offend no one and appeal to everyone. In attempting to be for everyone, they are deeply meaningful to no one. This article is a manifesto for that change