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Many industry observers see this move as another example of entertainment protectionism, which could limit diversity and innovation. Critics fear that imposing tariffs might backfire, leading to worse movies, reduced international collaboration, and fewer opportunities for emerging filmmakers.
Some speculate that Hollywood’s push for subsidies and tax incentives has already started to erode the industry’s reliance on domestic production — turning Hollywood into an international business model rather than purely American-made content.