A coming-of-age term used to define family-connected generation succeeding sellout entertainers in Hollywood, California. Hollywood Sequels make more money without using creativity because people already write for them. In order to help them out, usually a really big-name writer will conjure up ideas on how to please the entertainment manager request so the Hollywood sequel can just sit back and make money. The sequel, who isn't in it for the art of acting but just in it because that's what their parents did and all they know is they have to make money so selling out is ok with them. Usually you can spot these entertainers by doing research on how they got into the industry or by family inheritance. Most of them are either in film or music or sadly; both. Most high-end Hollywood marketing companies try mass marketing efforts to "spotify" the system so that the real artists get left behind due to company bribes or family ties.
Example 1 (Culture Reference):
Willow Smith? Jaden Smith? Will Smith!!!! Come on man. ... quit making this a Hollywood Sequel.
Example 2 (film reference):
This film feels like a piece of art. They better not ruin it and turn it into some Hollywood Sequel.
Willow Smith? Jaden Smith? Will Smith!!!! Come on man. ... quit making this a Hollywood Sequel.
Example 2 (film reference):
This film feels like a piece of art. They better not ruin it and turn it into some Hollywood Sequel.
by oj.did.itzzz July 18, 2013
a situation where something or someone in not quite in your reach,, so in a last ditch effort you must extend dramatically to the object or person who is out of your reach.
that girl Nicole was looking so good from across the room while smoking her cigarette and when she asked me if I wanted a puff I couldn't move. I was paralyzed. I had to stand up and use the hollywood stretch so I could reach for her butt.
by runthesun July 02, 2017
Play on the original phrase "now who else wanna f**k wit' Hollywood Cove?" in the OutKast song 'SpottieOttieDopaliscious'
by Captain Bangkok March 11, 2021
by FD865 July 12, 2011
when a mainstream film producer adapts an original idea/story/novel into a film, but compromises many plot points for the purpose of making money off of the film to a larger more general audience; much of this is in dismay to the original writer who in the end has little control over what happens
author: aw man! what happened to my story? they ruined it completely! this man wasn't supposed to die! and what's with this love triangle?
onlooker: you got the hollywood treatment man!
onlooker: you got the hollywood treatment man!
by UM North Quad December 05, 2010
A movie/video game rental place that got its ass kicked by Netflix and Redbox. So now, it's out of business. Blockbuster will soon go the way of Hollywood Video!
Person 1: I'm going to Hollywood Video. Wanna come with me?
Person 2: Hollywood Video went out of business.
Person 1: It did?
Person 2: Yeah, it did! A couple of years ago! Netflix and Redbox kicked its ass. Blockbuster is next!
Person 1: Maybe I should give Netflix a try.
Person 2 (to himself): What an old-fashioned jerk!
Person 2: Hollywood Video went out of business.
Person 1: It did?
Person 2: Yeah, it did! A couple of years ago! Netflix and Redbox kicked its ass. Blockbuster is next!
Person 1: Maybe I should give Netflix a try.
Person 2 (to himself): What an old-fashioned jerk!
by MetalHead16 November 07, 2010
Usually a successful business person that takes their eye off their business to indulge in the good life.i.e hanging out with celebs and partying. This usually signals the beginning of the end of their business career.
by JoJo Do May 02, 2008