In short, we have two types of cinema: Commercial and Arthouse. The former prioritises commercial success and appeal, while the other has more abstract and creative themes.
Some argue on the accessibility of commercial cinema and how it's broad appeal & box office successes give us an escape from reality; they possess a universal hold that connects with people around the world.
Others argue how arthouse cinema give a voice to bold and unconventional themes, pushing boundaries previously set and offering us unique perspectives on controversial topics.
Both have their merits, but the real test lies in the balance between it's broadly appealing and artistic sides.
Ultimately, to arrive at a good conclusion we need to find the purpose of cinema. Is it to entertain and make money, or challenge the mind? There is no easy answer. What really matters is the impact it has on you, the emotions it makes you feel, and the impression it leaves. In this sense, both commercial and arthouse cinema are equals.
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