Source: The Verge
After years of mythologizing startup founders, major studios are releasing films that interrogate rather than celebrate disruption. This signals that the cultural consensus around tech visionaries has fractured enough to sustain theatrical narratives critical of them. Hollywood typically follows rather than leads cultural sentiment; a critical mass of tech-skeptic films suggests the industry sees profitable audiences in demystifying founder culture, not just celebrating it. When studios greenlight multiple anti-tech features, the founding mythology that dominated post-2008 entertainment no longer feels culturally inevitable.