How long before foreign movies, games and foreign language tv outsell Hollywood movies / tv
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I couldn't honestly care less about what the South Koreans thought about Americans unless their internet handle was Second.
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Be Nice. Don't be a dick. 
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K-Pop still is a big selling product
Hong Kong action film, directed by Japan guy Kenji Tanigaki
Lionsgate's The Furious grossed an estimated $1.4M on Friday from 1,251 locations ($1,119 per theater average).
https://www.boxofficemojo.com/release/rl1134329857/?ref_=bo_da_table_7
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THE FURIOUS movie Hollywood premiere
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How Chinese Movies Depict the Rest of the World
Accented Cinema
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The Indian movies are doing much better now at production, the Hindi product, Hindu actors but something strange is also going on
as the movies improve and you get a variety of product from various Indian Sub Continent Desi cultures, there is also a backlash
a strong backlash against India in Canada...but it might be too late for the old British WASP Empire, Canada 'Nationalism' is strange, they already had a seperate French culture not knowing if they should break away or not
and before Trump-2.0 arrived, the door of new Canadian immigration was opened wide
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suddenly the Chinese became a 'Video Gamer' softpower
‘Black Myth Wukong’ sequel ‘Zhong Kui’ drops first look gameplay video
https://www.nme.com/news/gaming-news/black-myth-wukong-sequel-zhong-ku
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"Honestly didn't expect Game Science to drop 15 minutes of gameplay this early," one fan enthuses
Black Myth’s next hero: How Zhong Kui, China’s ancient demon-slayer, is stepping into the global spotlight
https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202608/1369496.shtml
The timeless spirit behind Zhong Kui, a centuries-old Chinese folk figure
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