Film quality has declined because movies are now being evaluated based on political check-boxes rather than their merit as stories.

“when you start getting into that mindset of um you know a movie can only be considered worthy if it's got x number of of different boxes ticked in terms of the people working on it you're not necessarily going to get the best people you're just you're taking boxes like i say”

The film Lightyear failed because Disney's inclusion of a same-sex relationship was an unnecessary agenda that audiences rejected.

“It was also a needless part of the movie. That was the thing. Like it didn't need to be in the movie. That's what most people were commenting on. Like you wedged something in there for an agenda and that was it.”

Many popular YouTube movie reviewers lack nuance and incorrectly attribute creative failures to forced politics rather than actual issues with artistic quality or creative bankruptcy.

“what most of these shows that they take issue with are just [ __ ] shows anyway and [ __ ] movies but not because there's a trans person in it and not because there's a woman in it it's because they're creatively bankrupt”

Modern film criticism is often compromised by negative PR, paid reviews, and toxic online behavior.

“I asked where do you see anyone brother? Picture Sir Mobile Pe Dekha Download [laughs] After doing this you said to me why should you tell me I was watching on my mobile and would have lied there. I am watching, no sir, I saw you and me The real address of your picture is a tip.”