Ridley Scott says he's not worried about the future of Hollywood and streaming because 'you're getting paid more for it anyway.'

Times of discover News: Hollywood veteran director Ridley Scott believes that there will be major changes in Hollywood in the coming times. Despite this, he is not worried about it, as he believes that he "gets paid more anyway." He made this comment in reference to his upcoming projects, "Gladiator 2" and "Napoleon." Ridley Scott, who has directed several successful films such as "Alien," "Blade Runner," and "Thelma & Louise," says that the advent of streaming platforms has brought major changes to the industry.

After his film "Napoleon" was released on Apple TV+ and theatrically by Sony, it was seen that the balance between the digital model and theatrical release is changing rapidly. "Napoleon" was produced on a budget of about $200 million and "Gladiator 2" was reported to have a budget of about $310 million. Scott believes that films should still be shown on the big screen, but streaming platforms have challenged the financial model. Companies like Apple have given a new experience to the audience by launching big budget films on their platforms.

Ridley Scott believes that today's young generation does not have the same relationship with films as the previous generations. This change shows that the preferences of the audience are changing in the digital age. In this change in the film industry, it is important to maintain a balance between streaming and theater release. Experienced directors like Ridley Scott understand this change and are ready to adopt it in a new way.