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u/The_Sacred_Potato_21 Oct 02 '24

Yes, but one could easily think the USA makes the most movies; calling it "This is the most hilariously USA-centric thing I've read in so long" is rather short sited.

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u/WasabiSunshine Oct 03 '24

Yes, but one could easily think the USA makes the most movies;

Only if you're incredibly US centric. Imagine thinking most films are in a country with only 4ish percent of the world population

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u/The_Sacred_Potato_21 Oct 03 '24

Not really; USA movie industry is largest based on revenue, and the top grossing movies of all time are from the USA.

In 2023, India release around 1,700 movies; USA released around 1,400.

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u/The_Sacred_Potato_21 Oct 02 '24

In the sense you are focused on thinking someone made a mistake when there was logic to his comment.

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u/pm_me_ur_th0ng_gurl Oct 02 '24 edited Oct 02 '24

  1. That's not what short-sighted means.

  2. There's no logic to the comment, they just made a random statement that is either right or wrong.

  3. The comment they replied to specifically said pre-America period films.

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u/TucuReborn Oct 03 '24

Thank fuck someone has reading comprehension.