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Its a good question and too much to discuss on these boards. My answer is kinda yes and no.
In short, movie distribution and movie production both have their issues which are different but also linked (thats the "yes" part of the answer). But the biggest problems in distribution aren't really an issue with SINNERS as horror movies tend to underperform their box office on home ent so when they greenlit the film, they weren't expecting a ton of dollars in the transactional market for it (thats the "no" part of the answer). SINNERS is also using the traditional long theatrical window which is the best way of maximizing the dollars and margin.
It is the physical on location filming of films outside of the US they are trying to target. {nm} May 05, 09:33
thats what you and i talked about last night {nm} May 05, 09:45
Is he saying the 100% tariff will be on the gross? If not on the gross, then on what? {nm} May 05, 10:32
They haven't thought that far ahead, but I imagine 100% tariff on the foreign tax incentive to wipe it out. nm May 05, 10:41
It will never happen. I imagine there will be so many lawsuits if they even try it. May 05, 11:24
Isn't that more an indictment on the profitability of the film industry? {nm} May 05, 11:49
Its a good question and too much to discuss on these boards. My answer is kinda yes and no. May 05, 12:02
They could cut down the budget. Does JURA6/7 really need to cost over $500M in production cost? May 05, 12:14
its kinda hard to make a movie about dinosaurs without a ton of fx, thats what people expect to see May 05, 14:27
Now, to define what is really a "foreign" movie is the problem... May 06, 06:12
