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The late 20th century witnessed technological advancements in filmmaking, from portable cameras to the rise of digital cinema. The transition from traditional theaters to television and now streaming services illustrates the adaptability and enduring allure of film as a primary source of entertainment.
The contribution of both Hollywood and global cinema encapsulates a landscape rich with diversity—from artful European productions to the blockbuster model thriving in the U.S. The blend of these styles contributes to cinema's dynamic evolution, where distinctions between "art for art's sake" and pure entertainment become less stark.