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The discussion touched on the broader tendency of Oscar-winning films to be laden with moral messages and social critiques, sometimes at the expense of genuine storytelling. The speaker expressed fatigue with movies that serve as vehicles for social messaging rather than engaging narratives, calling for a future perhaps filled with simpler, spectacle-driven films that do not pretend to be deep or meaningful. This critique suggests a desire for a return to entertainment purely for entertainment’s sake, free from the perceived pretensions of social commentary.