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Martin Scorsese says streaming services are 'devaluing' films by reducing them to 'content' in blistering essay · 'The art of cinema is being ...

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Martin Scorsese Says Streaming Algorithms—Including Netflix's ...

The filmmaker, whose new film, The Irishman, was released on Netflix, admitted he's as susceptible as anyone to an algorithm—but encouraged ...

Scorsese Takes Aim at Streaming's Lack of Curation and More

I don't see why you'd want your curation to occur at the level of the streaming service, or how this is different from how it's always been. If ...

Martin Scorsese Lambasts Streaming Services for Devaluing Cinema

Famed Hollywood director Martin Scorsese, known for a wide variety of movies like SILENCE and HUGO, claimed that streaming services are “devaluing” cinema ...

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Martin Scorsese says streaming services are “devaluing” cinema in powerful essay By Ella Kemp CREDIT: Michael Kovac/Getty Images for Netflix ...

Martin Scorsese says streaming services are "devaluing" cinema

Martin Scorsese has published an essay criticising streaming services, saying they are "devaluing" cinema by reducing films to "content"

Martin Scorsese trash talks streaming services in latest snooty rant

Following in the footsteps of other auteur filmmakers who engage in Netflix-bashing, iconic director Martin Scorsese has eviscerated ...

Martin Scorsese Talks Cinema Being 'Devalued' as 'Content' in Essay

Martin Scorsese discusses how streaming and current movie industry practices have negatively impacted the art of cinema in a new essay.

Martin Scorsese critiques streaming services in new essay

In the essay, Scorsese critiques the modern media industry, including streaming platforms, for what he views as the art of cinema.

Martin Scorsese criticizes streamers: 'Cinema Is Being Devalued by ...

That's one thing I hate about streaming services. They keep their movies as proprietary streaming "content." That means for the most part, there ...

Are streaming algorithms really damaging film? - BBC

Director Martin Scorsese says streaming algorithms demean cinema and treat viewers as consumers.

Martin Scorsese Is Right About Streaming Services and 'Content'

Martin Scorsese Is Right: Streaming Services ARE Devaluing Cinema as Mere 'Content' ... Scorcese goes on to say that, "[streaming] has created a ...

Martin Scorsese Publishes Essay Criticizing Streaming Platforms

Martin Scorsese Publishes Essay Criticizing Streaming Platforms ... Its just not netflix fault, just like you said ppl are becoming more ...

Martin Scorsese says streaming services are 'devaluing' cinema - RTE

Martin Scorsese has said that streaming services are 'devaluing' films by reducing them to 'content'.

Martin Scorsese on streaming — Alistair Harkness

“What streaming means and how that's going to define a new form of cinema, I'm not sure,” says Scorsese. “What has to be protected is the singular experience.”.

Martin Scorsese promotes 'cinema,' but he's in the streaming ... - KESQ

Back in 2018, Scorsese's contemporary and friend, Steven Spielberg, expressed misgivings about whether streaming movies merited full ...

Martin Scorsese laments the rise of 'content' and streaming's lack of ...

Oscar-winning director Martin Scorsese took a shot at streaming services Tuesday for devaluing cinema to mere "content," and said algorithms ...

Scorsese Takes Aim at Streaming's Lack of Curation and More

Scorsese Takes Aim at Streaming's Lack of Curation and More: 'Cinema Is Being Devalued by Content'. "We can't depend on the movie business, such ...

Martin Scorsese Criticizes Streaming Platforms, Argues Cinema Is ...

Scorsese goes on to admit that he's benefitted from streaming services seeking “content,” but that the catch-all label is being too broadly used ...