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The cinematic apocalypse has finally arrived, and the self-proclaimed film aficionados on Youtube are left scratching their heads, bewildered by the demise of the movie theater industry. They gather around the digital campfire, swapping half-baked theories and simplistic economic platitudes, desperate to explain their latest box office flops.

As they rummage through their mental Rolodex of excuses, they inevitably land on the COVID-19 pandemic, positing that it somehow conditioned audiences to prefer the comfort of streaming services. They also bemoan the frustrations of the theater-going experience, citing the inconsiderate chatterboxes who dare to disrupt their cinematic reverie.

But, of course, these are just symptoms of a far more insidious disease. The real elephant in the room, the one they dare not speak its name, is the culture war.

It's almost as if they're willfully oblivious to the fact that the movie industry has been hijacked by ideologues peddling a toxic brand of identity politics, churning out soulless, agenda-driven drivel that insults the intelligence of audiences worldwide.