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if there is a batting average at work, i think the it would be closer to the opposite of the example you just gave. there were more theatrical features produced in the so-called golden age then there are now- by far. if you took television productions there would probably be conisderably more...

i don't think it comes down to a batting average. If you take Golden Age to pertain to even just the pre TV years (silents up thru the 50s) there was a TON of content produced and the 'classics' that we recognize now made up only the skim off of the top. there were thousands upon thousands of...

in general, i would say Fantasy films are most definitely in a golden age...though i don't know how much longer that will last. Rothman over at Fox seems hellbent on killing it with slight productions like Fantastic Four and X3- but then you have Batman Begins which was a film that that wouldn't...