'Rocky' Would Never be Made Today, Stallone Says

The transcript discusses the evolving landscape of the film industry, emphasizing the shift from traditional motion picture theaters to streaming platforms. It highlights the challenges faced by young creatives in adapting to this change and the reduced likelihood of classic films being made today. The speaker notes the demographic shift in audiences, who now consume content on mobile devices, and the new creative opportunities that streaming offers, such as longer character development in series like 'Tulsa King'.

What does the speaker suggest young creatives should focus on to learn their craft?

• Starting with blockbuster films

• Working on independent films

• Avoiding the film industry

• Only focusing on streaming platforms

According to the speaker, why might classic films like 'Rocky' not be made today?

• There is no interest in sports films

• The era of gut instinct filmmaking is over

• The audience's taste has changed

• They are too expensive to produce

What does the speaker believe about the future of the traditional cinema experience?

• It will become more popular than streaming

• It will never return to its golden era

• It will remain unchanged

• It will have a resurgence

How has the audience's viewing habits changed according to the speaker?

• They have stopped watching films altogether

• They only watch films on television

• They prefer watching films in theaters

• They watch films on mobile devices

What advantage does the speaker mention about streaming platforms?

• More opportunities for new directors

• Ability to develop characters over a longer period

• Shorter production times

• Higher budgets for films