Is there a dissonance between what the USA moviegoers likes to

Well almost every European country watches besides the typical Hollywood movies, the movies produces in their own country/language. I guess thats about it.

Atleast in Holland we watch pretty much the same movies as are being discussed here on /tv/, except for the shitload of Dutch movies.

>>81217161
Yeah we have the same shit taste as America but I doubt The Boss Baby is popular here.

European countries are required to make movies funded by their governments, that's why they make a lot of pretentious crap

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>>81217203

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>>81217313
>UK - $7m
>Germany - $3m
>France - $4m
>Italy - $2m
fuck. At l-least w-were not a-as bad as thee aussies ($11m)

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>>81217203

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>>81217313
Surprised it was that high desu

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>>81217349
LOL

>>81217349
Fuck america

>>81217369
Yeah, but it's an English language film and Australia speaks English

>>81217305
no?

>>81217422
>Australia speaks English
barely.

>>81217422
Using that logic the Marvel movies wouldn't sell in China.
Oh wait...

>>81217313
>movie about american history
hmmm makes me think
>>81217349
just got released and not available in most of the big foreign markets
>>81217375
another niche film about black sub-culture in America that will not really appeal to anyone outside of America.

>>81217524
Why would europeans or chinese care about american black social politics? It's too regional of a thing. Something like quipping superheroes who fight robots and shit is more universal because quips, having strange powers or robots aren't inherently american in concept.