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    Gli Stati Uniti si spostano per emettere tariffe al 100% su film di fabbricazione straniera · Thejournal.ie

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    2. pixelburp on

      Utterly, colossally stupid yet here we are again, the media reporting it like it’s serious – or possible. The President of the US the stupidest man in the room, but its all treated like gold.

    4. assflange on

      This one is weird given how much of a single blockbuster could be made in another country either from shooting on location to the outsourcing of CGI or other work. A lot of (smaller) US movies also rely on tax breaks given to them by the country/state where they are filming for a project to be viable in the first place.

    5. AhhhSureThisIsIt on

      “This is a national security threat, therefore propaganda”.

      He’s trying to speed run Handmaid’s Tsle.

    6. TheBatmanIRL on

      Loads of US films made in Ireland these days, long may it continue.

    7. Life_Procedure_387 on

      Dumb fuck is just reacting to the downturn in Hollywood. Plenty of other US states like Georgia and New Mexico are flourishing.

      Hollywood isn’t financially competitive. They need to sort their incentives.

      Hopefully he’s too thick to realise that most of the US productions in Ireland are TV shows for streamers.

    8. No-Ability-6856 on

      Next up: The sweaty orange ballbag puts 100% tariffs on any film featuring actors that refuse to lick his oversized arse.

    9. KeithCGlynn on

      How do you tariff a movie? Where does the cost start? At the cinema tickets or for the rights to screen it?

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