You go on Netflix right now, you see what films are coming out and you tell me that that’s the future of cinema? We’re in big trouble,” Robbins told the outlet. He then p

The Shawshank Redemption” star and “Mystic River” Oscar winner Tim Robbins recently told The Guardian that he’s worried about the future of movies given how much algorithms now dictate what viewers watch.

"I know that a quality movie, a quality television show, will last," he adds, whether or not they're commercially popular The post Tim Robbins Says ‘We’re in Big Trouble’ if Online Streamers Are ‘the Future of Cinema’ appeared first on TheWrap.

Tim Robbins says “nobody” came to see ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ when it came out. The actor, 66, played wrongly convicted Andy Dufresne in the movie, which celebrated its 30th anniversary in September after becoming one of the most-loved films in cinema history.

It is 30 years since The Shawshank Redemption debuted, but it remains as beloved as ever, and its star Tim Robbins credits one man for its survival – Ted Turner. In an interview with The Guardian newspaper,

Shawshank Redemption star Tim Robbins recently lamented the rise of algorithms being used by streaming services like Netflix to produce new films, saying it leaves him concerned for the future of cinema.

Tim Robbins, an Oscar-winning actor, shared his anxieties about the future of movies. The actor talked about the impact of good movie that stays over time.