Is Amazon a threat to the movie industry? This Hollywood director thinks so.
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Noted Hollywood director Doug Liman, known for movies such as "Edge of Tomorrow" and "The Bourne Identity," is still hoping for big screen redemption in an off-screen tiff with Amazon.
The issue was sparked by Amazon-owned MGM Studios' plan to take his film "Road House" straight to streaming instead of releasing it in theaters, a decision he views as an ominous sign for the future of movies.
"I make Hollywood movies, I believe in happy endings," Liman told CBS MoneyWatch. "But we're definitely at that point of the story — the end of the second act — when all hope seems lost for the protagonist."
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