Re:What Is the Most Realistic Submarine Movie Ever Made? [U....
by pjc50 on Monday June 23, 2025 @06:41AM
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I have a slightly more negative take on the same (positive!) phenomenon of non-English origin content becoming more popular with English audiences: the ability of Hollywood to actually complete and deliver projects is deteriorating, especially among mid-size productions and TV series that don't cost millions of dollars per episode.
(also K-drama and telenovella plotting just absolutely trashes focus-grouped US streamer TV insipidness)
Re:What Is the Most Realistic Submarine Movie Ever Made? [U....
by ChrisMarshallNY on Monday June 23, 2025 @06:46AM
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The Korean stuff has excellent production value, but, for some reason, I haven't really been able to get engaged with it.
There’s also the rather interesting English-language Spanish stuff that Netflix has been broadcasting, and some great Scandinavian stuff (I preferred In Order of Disappearance to Cold Pursuit, even though the American version was quite faithful to the original).
I know that Hollywood has been doing a lot of of offshore development (just like Silicon Valley—for the same reason), which has likely been training non-US artists in American production techniques and sensibilities (just like Silicon Valley).