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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"

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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 ...

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.

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

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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 ...

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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 ...

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

Martin Scorsese Publishes Essay Criticizing Streaming Platforms

Martin Scorsese Publishes Essay Criticizing Streaming Platforms: Claiming the film ... “The art of cinema is being systematically devalued, ...

Martin Scorsese warns cinema is being devalued by 'content'

The revered director, a staunch defender of the cinematic experience, said algorithms are damaging the artform and “treat the viewer as a ...

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

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Martin Scorsese critiques streaming services in new essay

being systematically devalued, sidelined, demeaned, and reduced to its lowest common denominator, 'content.'".

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 ...

Martin Scorsese Is Sick of Calling Movies 'Content' and Film Buffs ...

In a new essay for Harper's Magazine reflecting on the career of Federico Fellini, Scorsese lamented how the new era of streaming has made that ...

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 ...

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

In an essay he wrote for 'Harper's Magazine,' Scorsese shared his thoughts on "cinema being systematically devalued," and those who overuse the ...

Martin Scorsese bashes streaming services, critiques the current ...

Martin Scorsese took aim at the current state of the movie industry as streaming continues to take over amid the coronavirus pandemic.