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Most top movies last year [1] were shot outside of the US. Excluding animation movies, of course. I understand that the idea is “medium/long term” to move produ
by jaimebuelta 1y ago
Most top movies last year [1] were shot outside of the US. Excluding animation movies, of course. I understand that the idea is “medium/long term” to move production to Hollywood area, but the short term impact can be massive.
[1] “Deadpool and Wolverine”, “Wicked” and “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” in London, “Dune part 2” in Budapest and Italy, “Godzilla x Kong” in Australia. Only “Twisters” was filmed in the US.
- motorest 1y ago> Most top movies last year [1] were shot outside of the US. The movies you listed as examples are Hollywood productions (aka Hollywod movies, aka American movies).
- ulfw 1y agoThat's like saying an Apple iPhone is a US phone and hence shouldn't be tariffed. No, it's made in China. Not in the US. The movies aforementioned are not made in the US either.
- motorest 1y ago> That's like saying an Apple iPhone is a US phone (...) It is a US phone. > No, it's made in China. It doesn't make it any less of a US phone. If you go to Newegg, order a bunch of PC parts from CPU to case, and put them together in your room, how much of the PC was made in your neighborhood? > The movies aforementioned are not made in the US either. Ninsense. Do you think that gophers and local caterers are the ones producing and profiting from a movie production?