Asking because the term is used to mischaracterize a broad range of views by, ironically, large scale propaganda / fear mongering outlets.
Asking because the term is used to mischaracterize a broad range of views by, ironically, large scale propaganda / fear mongering outlets.
Shows like Netflix's "Midnight Mass" and "Messiah" (questions on faith) or HBO max's "The Staircase" (objective & subjective truth) are the minority.
Other examples: https://www.reddit.com/r/netflix/comments/pwp3t4/im_tired_of...
Eventually got tired of Netflix's money cow strategy by sacrificing quality - buying original ideas and ruining them with more seasons for the sake of engagement: Designated Survivor, Money Heist, etc. Piggybacking on categories that rate higher on IMDB: Korean copycats, cheap documentaries, reality shows.
They know how to cater to public sentiment because biased reviews lead to higher ratings, hoping the brainwashing is not apparent - recent drop in subscribers proves them wrong.
What do you mean by this? The "geo-engineering backfired and made the world too cold" setting of the story? I found the movie schlocky and ham-fisted, but generally entertaining in a dumb-movie sort of way. I'm not sure what you mean by maintaining a lie and discovering truth.
So your example of woke propaganda is content made for other services that Netflix later acquired non-exclusive rights to?
> after the main plot focused on maintaining a lie, not discovering a truth (conventional screenwriting)
I have no idea what this means. I followed your reddit link thinking maybe it would explain what you're talking about, but "snow" appears nowhere on the page.
Screenwriting is complicated, but if you want to know more details focus on the "midpoint", where the truth/thesis is stated.
Essentially movies or series are sort of discovery tools to reveal an audience a certain truth - there is no point on being consistently lied to...
https://trendguardian.medium.com/anatomy-of-great-movies-bd9...