Once a proud symbol of American creativity, freedom, and excellence, Hollywood has become a rotting echo chamber of left-wing propaganda, far removed from the values of everyday Americans. Once upon a time, movies inspired us, united us, and gave us heroes. Today, they lecture us, divide us, and shove woke politics down our throats.

And guess what? The people have had enough.

From Storytelling to Sermonizing

Over the past few decades, the entertainment industry has been hijacked by an elite club of progressive ideologues who care more about virtue signaling than storytelling. It’s no longer about great characters or timeless messages — it’s about pushing diversity quotas, rewriting history, and vilifying anything remotely traditional, conservative, or masculine.

Try watching a recent movie without being slapped in the face by some forced progressive narrative. It’s nearly impossible. Every hero is now a victim, every villain a caricature of American values. Hollywood no longer creates icons — it manufactures political lectures wrapped in overpriced CGI.

The Ratings Tell the Real Story

Look at the box office numbers. Audiences are walking away. They’re sick of being talked down to by millionaire activists in makeup, who spend more time preaching than performing. Films that celebrate real American grit, faith, family, and patriotism? Laughed out of the room by the coastal elite. Films that promote broken ideologies, sexual confusion, and “equity”? Fast-tracked to awards season.

And yet they wonder why nobody watches anymore.

The Cowardice of Hollywood Under Biden

When Donald Trump was president, Hollywood couldn’t shut up. Every award show turned into a political rally. Every actor fancied themselves a resistance fighter. It was open season on conservatives — late-night hosts, comedians, and directors falling over themselves to call Trump a fascist, a dictator, or worse.

But now that Joe Biden — the architect of economic failure and cultural decay — sits in the Oval Office, where are the brave voices? Where’s the outrage over the border crisis? The fentanyl epidemic? The collapsing economy? Crickets.

It’s easy to attack a lion when he’s wounded, right?

Hollywood proved one thing: They’re not brave. They’re not rebels. They’re cowards. Their silence today is deafening. Because speaking out against the regime now might cost them something — and that, they’re not willing to risk.

America Wants Its Culture Back

The American people are waking up. Families are turning off Netflix. They’re skipping theaters. They’re seeking out content that respects their values — not lectures them about gender theory or tells them their country is evil. And independent creators, conservatives, and faith-based studios are rising to meet the demand.

Hollywood bet everything on ideology — and they’re losing.

It’s time we take our culture back. Time we reward films that honor truth, courage, and tradition. And time we remind the elites of something they forgot long ago:

We’re the audience. Not your students. Not your pawns.

The revolution in entertainment has already begun. And it won’t be televised — unless we make it.