Controversial Movies with Me too backdrop

In more recent decades, Hollywood has used its voice to advocate for social causes — from civil rights and climate change to gender equality. Celebrities today often act as activists, using their platforms to raise awareness and influence public opinion. Behind every film is a vast network of studios, financiers, producers, marketers, and distributors. Hollywood is, above all, a global business. Major studios — now part of even larger corporations like Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Universal — spend hundreds of millions on blockbuster productions.

Marketing often equals or exceeds the production budget. The success of a film is now measured not only in box office sales, but also in streaming views, franchise potential, and merchandise. Still, independent filmmakers continue to challenge the system — using smaller budgets and new platforms to tell personal, daring stories that keep the art of cinema alive.

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