CGI is cool, but after a spell it gets a bit boring. same with car chase scenes. same with limp copies of limp 1970's TV series. same with gay-promoting films. same with films that portray the military as sinister. same with films that, yet again, portray yet another evil aspect of the NAZIs. same with films that, yet again, portray Christians as intolerant. same with films that portray the CIA as sinister. same with films that try to portray hollywood communists as heroic. same with limp comedies that try to pass hollywood jewish culture as funny. same with comedies that try to pass teen angst as funny. same with films that portray any comic-book superhero. same with any animated film that involves some kind of 'search'.
question: if you apply the following restrictions to hollywood, what films could they make?
i actually feel sorry for hollywood. what has appeared is an American royalty of, typically, second rate stars and semi-stars who make a living basking in the limelight of a few long ago hits, dressing up fancy at the oscars, and making leftist/gay-lesbo/vegan-tree-hugging rants in the newspaper to maintain this royalty status.
the problem is that the hollywood eco-system is saturated and over-populated, so we are left with a huge number or "rosie o-donnell" type has beens that will be pitiful when they join the ranks of the homeless after the american public gets tired of shelling out $10 a ticket to see a crap film. the industry is starting to list to the left and is going down butt first...
"star" status just ain't what it used to be...
Star status has diminished because the American movie goer may be tired of the liberal bias that Hollywood holds. This is in addition to what you said.