Anchor: With their backgrounds--Griffin is deputy editor of Premiere and Masters, a contributing editor for Time and Vanity Fair --the authors should have been able to tell us a little more about why Hollywood movies are so bad.
Entailed: The author Masters is a contributing editor for Time and Vanity Fair. 
Contradiction: The authors Griffen and Masters gave an in-depth summary of the current state of Hollywood movies - particularly, why they're considered to be so bad. 
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