Local films are smaller, so don’t spend as much. More importantly, every hotel room, meal, plank of wood, hour of CG artist time, equipment rental, stage rental, truck, and unit of electricity is an export when foreign entities are paying the bills. Its great for the health of the economy.
There’s no way to replace the billions that would be lost, and hundreds of thousands of jobs will be lost.
Talking about production, not distribution or exhibition. US studios will have little incentive to produce in Britain if that film then becomes subject to tariffs.
“This time they’re holiday camps!”
It will really hurt some industries. For example film & TV production will be badly hit.
Never trust someone who puts on a costume to go killing people.
You think the car industry wanted tariffs on Mexico and Canada???
Americamanbert
Do you think the people of Chicago made a tragic linguistic mistake and fucked their cuisine instead?
So he’ll even implement sanctions against the US himself? This gets even more convenient.
Hence the Sci-Fi channel’s rebrand to SyFy.
He even said he would do this during the campaign. They absolutely voted for this and they deserve what they get.
If they didn’t want it they would have voted.
They may be trying to shoehorn in the Malicious Communications Act
In Britain, that’s the knock-on effect of two world wars thrashing the infrastructure, and 50 years of managed decline afterwards. Engineering needs to be done, and it’s nights, weekends and holidays.
Anthony Hopkins doesn’t own a TV or a computer, and has never seen his own work.
Don’t Americans in general use English (Simplified) anyway?
But remembered to write a shitty article about it
Yes, because there’s a limit to how thin a screen can be and still fit decent speakers, and that sailed by 20 years ago.
You have it the wrong way around. US companies producing in Europe are importing the film to the US.
EU companies producing in the US are importing to EU.