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The overarching critique is that Hollywood has become increasingly disconnected from what made its stories compelling—heroism, morality, and genuine storytelling. The speakers bemoan the proliferation of woke narratives, identity politics, and the obsession with social justice themes that often undermine narrative integrity.

They discuss how Hollywood's artistic stagnation reflects a broader cultural decline, with mentions of the industry's refusal to innovate or take risks. Executives prefer to recycle familiar tropes and rely on political messaging rather than original ideas, leading to a creative dead end. The decline in talent due to cancellations, blacklisting, and industry politics further cripples storytelling quality.