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How is it that so many intergalactic species in movies and TV just happen to speak perfect English?
But it's not always as sudden and dramatic as it is in the movies.
Many of the novel's elements became genre staples inspiring classics and the countless movies they spawned.
To create our movies, we create a three-dimensional world inside the computer.
While Mars and all the movies made in its name have reinvigorated the ethos for space travel, few of us seem to truly realize that our species' fragile constitution is woefully unprepared for long duration journeys into space.
Someone will make documentary movies of Mars and sell them on Earth.
Then came the movies.
What do you think makes more money in the United States than movies, game parks and baseball combined?
In the episode "Dumpster Diving," the question we were trying to answer is: Is jumping into a dumpster as safe as the movies would lead you to believe?
These six companies produce nine out of every 10 movies you watch, nine out of every 10 television shows, nine out of every 10 songs, nine out of every 10 books.
Even though Scarlett Johansson, who is one of the most popular actresses in America, plays Black Widow, and Black Widow is the star of not one, not two, but five different Marvel movies, there is not a single piece of Black Widow merchandise available.
Now, there will be females in the rest of these movies, but they will be sidekicks, they will be love interests, they will be members of teams.
Suddenly, everybody's doing the Twist: white teenagers, kids in Latin America, making its way into songs and movies.
We're typically introduced to two kinds of women in these movies, two kinds of desirable women, anyway.
And remember that in these movies, it's usually worst in the second act when our leads are further apart than ever before.
If you look at movies such as "The Matrix," "Metropolis," "The Terminator," shows such as "Westworld," they all speak of this kind of fear.
That is longer than a movie marathon of the "Harry Potter" movies and the "Godfather" movies combined.
They'll watch movies about aliens or robots, or robot aliens or regular people.
But they will all be movies about what it means to be human.
The funny thing is that somewhere between then and now, I accidentally changed part of the conversation about which of those movies get made.
You make lists of writers and directors and actors who might be right for movies that you want to will into existence; you meet with many of them and their representatives, hoping to curry favor for some future date.
You read novels that might become movies, you read comic books that might become movies, you read articles that might become movies, you read scripts that might become movies.
And they're trying to decide whether they can become one of the 300-and-dropping movies that are released by the major studios or their sub-brands each year.
That the only source of viable movies is a very narrow groups of writers who have already found their way to living and working in Hollywood, who already have the best representation in the business, and are writing a very narrow band of stories.
Now, I think it's really important that I pause here for a second and say that I can't take credit for the success of any of those movies.
The credit for those movies, the credit for that success, goes to the people who made the films.
And certainly, there are movies on that list that would have gotten made without the Black List, but there are many that definitely would not have.
And this is notable, because as I mentioned before, in the triage of finding movies to make and making them, there's a lot of relying on conventional wisdom.
Female-driven action movies don't work, because women will see themselves in men, but men won't see themselves in women.
That no one wants to see movies about women over 40.
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