'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'.

In what ways does the speaker believe the audience's viewing habits have changed?

What does the speaker mean by saying 'it's all a crapshoot' in relation to films?