James Bond legend Roger Moore's son calls out TikTok culture, Hollywood's recycled comic book movies

Forget bigger explosions — Geoffrey Moore says Hollywood needs better stories.

The son of the late James Bond legend Roger Moore told Fox News Digital that today’s films have become too reliant on recycled comic book material and big-budget spectacle, while originality and meaningful dialogue have taken a back seat.

"I think that today, it's too much TikTok," the actor told Fox News Digital.

"A person will have a conversation with you, and it's the conversation that he read or heard on TikTok, as opposed to actually having read Hemingway and knows what he's talking about." GABRIEL BASSO SAYS SOCIAL MEDIA HAS TURNED PEOPLE INTO VOYEURS OBSESSED WITH STRANGERS' LIVES: 'IT'S WEIRD' "I think it's important that the art of storytelling maintains the culture," Moore said.

"There's just too many studio executive heads deciding what's right, as opposed to what people want to hear or people should hear and see." Moore stars in the British spy thriller "Knightfall," which has its share of guns and fight scenes.

However, he said the film doesn't rely on over-the-top action to keep audiences hooked and instead leans on a strong storyline and sharp dialogue.

"I would like to see more culture in films, as opposed to the regurgitation of these comics," Moore said.

WATCH: BOND GIRL ALISON PAPWORTH REVEALS HER HOPE FOR THE NEXT 007 "And everything's so negative.

Oh, my goodness.

It's like, you need to have a certain budget with helicopters flying upside down.

But the storyline has to be strong.

Good dialogue, good storywriting, are key.

You don't have to have constant action to keep the person's attention going.

You also need action in the storyline, in the words." Moore also believes "Knightfall" has something else working in its favor in the social media era: It doesn't overstay its welcome.