[ SECRET POST #2514 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2514 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think that it's that the Hollywood formula works per se; I think the problem is that movies for the US are almost exclusively internal productions, and specifically they're mostly Hollywood movies. This means that there are about 300 millions of people whose only media consumption is Hollywood movies, and they are attuned to that particular flavor of movie and aren't really exposed to anything else. However, in the rest of the world there's a tendency to show both internal productions and productions from other countries, including movies from Hollywood. Other countries produce plenty of movies that would be considered artsy in the US but that actually made it big in their own country and others. I think that the reason why those movies don't make it in the US is how insular they are in terms of tastes, not that Hollywood movies particularly work or that artsy movies don't.