>Highest budget film in the world: 378 million (USA - "pirates
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>Highest budget film in the world: 378 million (USA - "pirates of Caribbean 4")
>Highest non-american film budget? 113 million (France - "Asterix at the Olympic games")
>literally $265m difference
How come only the United States values cinema?
You mean American cinema values money
>>52540729
>"hollywood"
>>52540729
Money laundering
>>52540729
Because movies and art in Europe are basically government run.
Movie makers and other artists don't have to go into huge risk going overboard with their budgets to earn money. They can just crap out an indie art film that no sane person would ever watch, get an award in a rigged competition at a movie festival, get money. It's just a small circle of actors and directors recirculating money taken from the workers.
Similarly, painters and sculptors can come up with some crap in 10 minutes, say it's art, host an exibition and get money regardless.
>>52541525>>52541525
>GOVERNMENT RUN CINEMA
You literally can't make this up
>>52541902
That's also the reason nobody cares about their "cinema"
>>52540729
Op those films are terrible.
>>52540729
>Highest budget film in the world: 378 million (USA - "pirates of Caribbean 4")
One of the worst movies ever made
>>52541525
>>52541902
>>52540729
because cinema is perfect for america, a complex story simplified to 1.5 hours and delivered through explosions
>>52542122
I mean who doesn't like explosions
>>52542122
some movies are pretty complicated
>>52542163
anyone who doesnt have a micropenis trying to prove otherwise
>>52542122
That must be why there's so many australian actors
>>52542203
But my wife tells me size doesn't matter
High movie budgets are literally jews in Hollywood getting the government to pay them via welfare after making millions of dollars because they're claiming to operate at a loss.
We're getting cucked by our own cinema.
>>52542273
>believing women
>ever
>>52541525
>government run circlejerk european directors just circulate money by making low risk movies such as the colour Trilogy
>hollywood takes monumental risks and pushes at creative borders by making Transformers 15
ok lad
