Vince Vaughn sees the decline of R-rated comedies as rooted in Hollywood's fearfulness and rigid formulas. Executives, wary of risk, settle for safety, resulting in bland, unoriginal films. 

Yet, amidst this stagnation, Vaughn holds an optimistic view. He believes audiences still yearn for humor that is sharp, edgy, and carries a touch of danger. The hunger for laughter remains. 

He forecasts a revival for comedies that dare to be different, a return to an art form that once thrived on risk and creativity.

The Digest, 8/2/2024 @730PM, CDT

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