Why is American cinema so devoid of simple human sincerity and emotions?
I am very well versed in cinema, watched many films from many countries. Recently I watched Tokyo Story and it touched my heart by how simple yet powerful it was. Just a mundane story of an elderly couple and their children. This movie made me think about Hollywood and I noticed that Hollywood literally never produced such simple human stories. Hollywood movies always have to be some sort of spectacle: intense drama, thriller, war, horror, science fiction, etc. But there aren't simple human stories like Tokyo Story or Nights of Cabiria or Ikiru. Why is that so?