Purely entertainment content,such as a fun summer movie,does not enjoy First Amendment protection because it is totally commercial in its intent,and therefore,not of "the press."

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This statement is false. Entertainment content, including movies, is considered a form of expression and is protected by the First Amendment regardless of its commercial intent. The First Amendment protects all forms of speech, including commercial speech, as long as it is not false or misleading.

Purely Entertainment Content,such as a Fun Summer Movie,does Not Enjoy