Hollywood keeps making movies families won't watch

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The profitable rerelease of Peter Jackson’s 'Lord of the Rings' trilogy highlights Hollywood's creative gap.
Rereleasing classic films has been a long-standing tradition, proving profitable with advancements like IMAX and digital restoration.
Despite producing hundreds of films annually, most are forgettable, with few achieving lasting acclaim.
Hollywood's reluctance to produce family-friendly films contrasts with evidence that wholesome movies perform better.
Top-grossing films in ticket sales are predominantly family-friendly, yet studios continue to favor darker, R-rated content.
Movies reflect cultural values and the priorities of studio executives and screenwriters.
Wholesome, inspiring films like 'Lord of the Rings' embody virtues of hope, good over evil, and sacrifice.
Encouraging the production of morally uplifting films could positively influence culture and improve Hollywood's financial success.

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