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All 5 of them? /j
Virtually every single film that comes from Hollywood has international components: from filming locations, to physical address, to CGI production.
This affects the entire industry.
Can't someone make a stupid (and clearly declared) joke without people lecturing them about obvious stuff? 😫
It's a joke, we get it. But it still means: "not so many - just more than 5, that's why I added the /j".
We know exactly what you meant: that most entertainment comes from the US. Esp. all us (slightly older) non-Americans feel it. But this trend has been in decline in recent years/decades. You made an outdated joke.
One person didn't. I'm not a movie buff but I still have a feeling that HollyWood has a cultural quasi-monopoly.
But does so much stuff even come (or ultimately become finalized) in (greater) Hollywood anymore? It seems in recent years I'm reading Georgia (US state) or Canada or some such far more often than (one of the big Hollywood companies).