You cant possibly make Ready Player One without a ton of cameos and callbacks.

> I get the sense the upcoming Weird Al movie is going to be like this. Nothing but forced jokes and cameos to score internet points, instead of fleshing out a good, subtle script.

I dont think subtlety works with that movie. Its a parody movie.

I thought it was The Thin Red Line, it certainly felt like the longest, but that was only 2:50.

> Thor is his meal ticket, everything else he stars in loses money.

This is just literally untrue. His non MCU work is mixed but hes also had plenty of successes.

> But that's also because movie stars are too approachable today.

Wait....why is this bad?

"People care more about the characters in their story than the actors" is a different way to put it. Obviously good, even great, actors are still working.

They are allowed, they choose not to.

And who is mandating this to the entire advertising industry? And how?

Edit: Least surprising post/comment history ever.

"just"

Yeah, its right up there with genocide. Such a travesty.