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Why doesn't Hollywood do more low budget movies? Almost

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Why doesn't Hollywood do more low budget movies? Almost all of them make good money vs the big budget shit.
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impatient, money-grubbing Jews
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because they don't
you need big stars, set pieces, flashy cgi all in in order to sell a movie and compete with other blockbusters.
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>>84393104
>Why doesn't Hollywood do more low budget movies?
a) marketing budget is not included in production budget b) if a low budget high risk flick suceeds you're getting some money, if a high budget low risk capeshit succeeds, you're getting ALL of the money

In short: ALL THE MONEY > some money, and they can easily write off any loss because they're already sitting on all of the money
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Several reasons
1) big budget movies are easier to market
2) one succesfull blockbuster can make up for 10 flops
3) low budget movies are not flop-proof

Basically low risk - low reward, high risk - high reward. And I'm not talking about them artistic risks.
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>>84393104
because of (((Hollywood accounting)))
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because all them big budget remakes have been huge right guys?!?

name ONE that did good

and im not talking about nostalgia animated movie to live action movie from disney
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>>84393281
split has never made a profit according to hollywood

>>84393362
We'll write it off as goyim tax, now find me obscure 80s action flicks for the name recognition bucket
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>>84393443
> split has never made a profit according to hollywood

Why? I know shamalamadingdong self-funded the entire film
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How did that piece of shit end up costing 9m?
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>>84393478
Basically no movie ever makes a profit according to their accounting practices. It's all about taxes and subsidies n shit
They are only forced to admit it for the really absurdly profitable stuff like Paranormal Activity and Blair Witch Project
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Because Hollywood blockbusters are a money laundering scheme.
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