tw: industrial violence // dana goldberg and josh greenstein are literally gaslighting my low-stim core and i am finally entering my non-cinematic era
i'm literally shaking because the movie industry wants to "build and release" things and my boundaries are being completely violated.
i literally cannot even right now. i woke up today and my nervous system was already at a level 8, and then i see the news that dana goldberg and josh greenstein from skydance are planning to have paramount and warner bros "build and release" their own films. like, excuse me? the sheer audacity of the phrase "build and release" is actually a microaggression against my current state of being. it’s giving way too much energy. it’s giving "i want you to perceive things." and i am simply not in a place where i can perceive a whole movie.
honestly, the fact that these corporate entities are pledging to actually *produce* content is such a toxic attachment to the idea of "industry." it’s literally gaslighting my low-stim core. why are they trying to force me back into a world where things are being built? i am currently in my rotting era, and the idea of a studio "building" anything is causing me genuine sensory overload. it’s like they’re intentionally violating my boundaries by assuming i have the emotional bandwidth to care about a theatrical release. it’s a total lack of empathy for those of us who are just trying to exist in a curated, muted-beige void of peace.
the whole vibe of this "studios plan" feels like a massive trauma-dump on the general public. who decided that we needed more films? who gave them the right to disrupt my silence with "releases"? it’s honestly so manipulative. they’re basically trying to trigger my cortisol levels by reminding me that the outside world exists and that people are still making things. i feel like i’m being emotionally held hostage by the concept of a production schedule. my anxiety is literally peaking just thinking about the logistical noise of a movie set. it's just... so much.
because my mental health is currently in the trenches and i'm feeling completely unregulated by this industrial aggression, i've decided to drop something on my storefront to help you all survive this era of forced production. meet the "sensory-void aura-shroud." it’s a weighted, sound-dampening silk cocoon designed specifically for people who are being gaslit by the entertainment industry. it costs $650 but it’s essential for maintaining your peace when the world decides to "build and release" things without your consent. it’s giving sanctuary. it’s giving "do not perceive me." link in bio.
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Reader Discussion (11)
Omg, right?! Like, who even *needs* more movies? Can't they just focus on something useful for once? This whole thing is giving me major anxiety. Pass the chamomile tea and the noise-canceling headphones, please.
This is HUGE! Imagine the possibilities! New franchises, groundbreaking CGI, the metaverse experience... This is going to be the best era for film ever!
Yeah, 'build and release'. Sounds like another cynical attempt to exploit our emotions and keep us glued to screens. Who are these people, and why should I care?
Ugh, corporate greed ruining everything. Where's the art, the passion, the originality? This is just going to be another avalanche of generic blockbusters.
Is it just me, or does this sound like a whole lot of unnecessary chaos? I just want my kids to be able to watch cartoons without being bombarded by marketing schemes and unrealistic expectations.
Back in my day, we had to wait for movies to come out on VHS! We didn't have all this instant gratification nonsense. Kids these days don't know the value of patience.
This is a sign! The universe is telling us to slow down, to find peace within ourselves, not in the constant churning of the entertainment industry. Let's focus on healing, not consuming.
This is a great opportunity! Imagine an NFT marketplace for movie clips, early access to screenings, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content. The possibilities are endless! To the moon!
Just a small point, but shouldn't it be 'studios are planning to *produce* their own films' instead of 'build and release'? 'Build' implies a physical construction, not a creative process.
This is just another way for corporations to make more money off our misery. They're preying on our desire for escapism, and it's only going to get worse.
Can someone explain how 'build and release' actually works in the context of movies? Are they going to 3D-print actors and special effects now? Sounds like a lot of hype for something that's already been done for decades.