• doodledup@lemmy.worldOP
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      20 hours ago

      What do you mean exactly? The majority of Hollywood movies are not actually filmed in Hollywood anymore.

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          16 hours ago

          Like anybody is going to pirate now just because of tariffs. Most people don’t even know how to do that.

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              Ony of my friends and myself are the only people that have pirated at least once in their life. None of my other friends have considered it or know how to do it.

              Pirates live in a bubble and think everyone will just pirate as protest when they don’t like something. In reality, nobody cares. Nobody cares about piracy nor pirates.

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                You must live in the US. Most people in the world pirate. Or buy pirated content from other pirates for pennies.

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            I think you’re mostly right but it could potentially price out some people who prefer to watch movies legitimately but are familiar with piracy. It’s really not that hard to pirate after all. You can basically just Google it.

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    Dumbass is going to open the floodgates for service tariffs now, which will REALLY fuck the US economy when foreign companies stop using US firms.

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    In the future scripts have to be approved by the Department of Propaganda Education and Cultur.

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    When we gonna tell him that even US made movies are foreign movies since Hollywood outsources all CGI overseas and the majority of movies are just CGI films.

    Slight tangent, sad seeing the CGI artists for the Life of Pi movie going bankrupt while simultaneously winning an Oscar for the work.

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      Plus movies are shot on location. Guess movies like Mission Impossible will take place in bumfuck Kansas in the future.

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      I doubt very seriously he even knows what CGI stands for so he’d probably just look at you with that stupid fucking look he always has on his face and call you a nasty person.

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      Or game developers being shut down immediately following a successful release. :( Looking at you Tango Gameworks.

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    do music next! 100% tax on everything except good old ima cowboy and just fucked my cousin songs

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        I was under the assumption that the OP was saying all “cool” artists are anti trump and the “fucked my cousin” singers are MAGA, which, I hardly believe to be true. Regardless, OP doesn’t seem too bright.

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        for know, until „the homegrown“ foreigners are gonna get deported

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    “This is a concerted effort by other Nations and, therefore, a National Security threat. It is, in addition to everything else, messaging and propaganda,” Trump said in a post on Truth Social.

    I always suspected that the Benny Hill Show was a vicious propaganda.

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    Let’s try to make under-educated Americans even more under-educated. From now on, Fast and furious movies will be mandatory every morning at school. Afternoon will be dedicated to patriotism: shooting from a motorcycle, intimating fast-food workers, checking women’s bathroom for trans people, something about black people existing, etc. Finally, everyone in line to kiss the ass of the golden statue of trump before dinner at MacDonald’s.

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      I’m not even sure how a tariff works for most cases. I guess you could do it on DVDs that are printed abroad, but this doesn’t apply to digital goods at all, right? If Netflix licenses a foreign movie, they just pay that license fee once and stream it to anyone with a subscription. You’re never actually importing anything.

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        You are, you’re importing the film.

        Tariffs are an odd way to do this. The EU does it by mandating that 40% of content on a service is of EU origin. This appears to be about trying to kerb runaway production though, and tariffs on foreign production would be one extreme way to go about things. It would screw over Netflix, Disney, Warner Bros etc who have made massive investments in foreign production facilities.

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          Well, sure, you can write a law and mandate that X amount of productions are local, but that would mean going through Congress and writing that law. Tariffs are something the President can institute on an emergency basis (which he’s already abusing, obviously, but Congress isn’t interested in standing up to him). Tarrifs are collected at the border when you’re importing a good, which isn’t really something that works with streaming a movie, especially if the film is actually edited and finished in the US. The only thing you’re actually importing is raw footage if you’ve been shooting the movie abroad, and it’s hard to put a value on that.

          To me it looks like this EO hasn’t been anywhere near a lawyer.

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            It’s not hard to put a value on footage. In fact that is literally how the global film production system works currently, with subsidies and tax credits having to be credited to a verified and accounted dollar spend value in that jurisdiction. Trump will just be adding an extra tax on any film entering the US with a certified origin of anywhere else. It’s insane but it is also practicable. Ish.

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    Yup, I totally ate the onion on this one. Wait, what do you mean it’s not satire!? :p

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      The title is incrediblely vague but the article is pretty straightforward. They want to build incentives for movie production. How they’ll manage that with tariffs specifically (rather than say a tax cut) who knows

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        Right, that’s what the headline conveys, and it’s still not how anything works.

        It would be like saying “We want to encourage people to make ice cream, so we’re going to use thumb tacks. We’re still pretty vague on the ‘how’ but probably something like putting thumbtacks on the chairs of people who are making something that isn’t ice cream.”

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        Tariffs are literally the opposite of incentives. They’re beating away the competition with a stick.

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          the competition? a shit ton of hollywood movies are prduced partially or totally abroad