OK lemme tell you what the deal is with The Great Wall, kids. Major movie epics have to sell in the US, Europe and China now. 1/
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Studios have been bashing their brains out trying to come up with a formula that will sell equally well in North America and China. 2/
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Remember Rush Hour? Rumble in the Bronx? Shanghai Noon? You can't just cast Jackie Chan in everything. He's getting old. 3/
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The formula that seems to be emerging is: Come up with a plot that stars roughly equal numbers of NA/Euro and East Asian actors. 4/
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In the English dub, cut the movie to focus on the white guys. In the Mandarin version, focus on the Asian stars. 5/
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it's a transitionary stage before full VR/CGI, viewers buying and plugging in actors, plots, themes and settings
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The answer here is to modularize movie production into two phases. In stage one, a culturally and racially neutral film is produced In stage 2, generative adversarial networks re-interpret the actors to be of the race of the target region.
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a 2019 tweet featuring a mr bones @ in the reply list really fucked with my head until i expanded the thread
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:'(
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