I would like to see Hollywood start depicting movies the way they would happen in real life.
For example, have a story of young kid, fresh out of college, who spends his whole life at work. Through his hard work he moves up the corporate ladder and becomes CEO of major company, but he misses the birth of his child because he's staying late at work to ensure a deal gets done. He misses his daughters first steps because he's got an important product launch. Then he develops a rare cancer. His family rarely comes to visit, but while he's in the hospital he befriends another man with the same cancer. This man, though, has his family come every day. As the other man is dying, his grand kids hug him, and tell him how much they love him, and the main character has an epiphany. All that time he spent at the office was totally worth it, because the billions of dollars he made are now paying for his experimental treatments that keep him alive for another two decades, while the poor family man lies dead in the bed next to him.
Maybe have a B plot about the man's daughter, who is struggling through high school. She gets in trouble a lot, and eventually ends up with a drug problem. She starts dealing in petty crime, and eventually a judge orders her to see a psychiatrist. In a tearful scene, she goes to see the psychiatrist who helps her realize she's really reaching out for her absent father's attention. To this, the daughter replies, "F that. I'd rather have billions of dollars than an attentive father." Then she goes out and hires a dream team of defense lawyers, and gets her conviction over turned. She gets tons of plastic surgery and makes millions of her own by becoming a social media influencer.
For example, have a story of young kid, fresh out of college, who spends his whole life at work. Through his hard work he moves up the corporate ladder and becomes CEO of major company, but he misses the birth of his child because he's staying late at work to ensure a deal gets done. He misses his daughters first steps because he's got an important product launch. Then he develops a rare cancer. His family rarely comes to visit, but while he's in the hospital he befriends another man with the same cancer. This man, though, has his family come every day. As the other man is dying, his grand kids hug him, and tell him how much they love him, and the main character has an epiphany. All that time he spent at the office was totally worth it, because the billions of dollars he made are now paying for his experimental treatments that keep him alive for another two decades, while the poor family man lies dead in the bed next to him.
Maybe have a B plot about the man's daughter, who is struggling through high school. She gets in trouble a lot, and eventually ends up with a drug problem. She starts dealing in petty crime, and eventually a judge orders her to see a psychiatrist. In a tearful scene, she goes to see the psychiatrist who helps her realize she's really reaching out for her absent father's attention. To this, the daughter replies, "F that. I'd rather have billions of dollars than an attentive father." Then she goes out and hires a dream team of defense lawyers, and gets her conviction over turned. She gets tons of plastic surgery and makes millions of her own by becoming a social media influencer.
