Question is for non-Americans. Be honest.
What % Of The TV Series and Movies That You Watch Are American?
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What % Of The TV Series and Movies That You Watch Are American?
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TBH, about 70/80 % of the stuff I watch is American...
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I haven't seen much lately but most movies I watched were American. TV series maybe 30% UK, 60% US, 10% Something else. I loved some old shows like House, Cheers, Columbo, Murder She Wrote, Knight Rider, A-Team, Man From Uncle you know all that shit going way back.Comment
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80% American and 20% British shows.Trailers/Teasers/Prerolls | Photo/Video Editing | GIF/Video Banners
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But what about the "Littlest Hobo" - wasn't that Canadian? I used to love that show when I was a kid.
What about that show about a Canadian Mountie and his husky dog? What was it called? That was a popular show even in UK.Comment
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I work for Dating Factory and we have an office in England, and I talk people there all the time. Although we all speak the same language, the differences can be huge. The other day my boss told me "don't cock it up". HUH? It's rather amusing.Herschel Savage
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when it comes to series and movies probably 90+%Comment
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Its called "cultural imperialism" where the imperial power completely wipes out the native countries culture. All cinema chains and product are controlled by the US
Even so called British films are just scams to get tax breaks. Can anyone believe that "we Have to Talk about Kevin" was a British film?
Other films are where Britain supplies quaint false royal history for the USA whose own history belongs to the people they murdered and replaced.Comment
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Define "American". Some of you Canadians would be surprised how many shows are actually produced right here. eg; "Suits"AdultAdBroker - Buy and Sell Your Flat Rate Banners, Links, Tabs, Pops, Email Clicks and Members' Area Traffic - updated May 2026Comment
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They just make better TV series and movies. And they surely release tons shit more than in the EU -Its called "cultural imperialism" where the imperial power completely wipes out the native countries culture. All cinema chains and product are controlled by the US
Even so called British films are just scams to get tax breaks. Can anyone believe that "we Have to Talk about Kevin" was a British film?
Other films are where Britain supplies quaint false royal history for the USA whose own history belongs to the people they murdered and replaced.Comment
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That's an easy one; it means don't fuck it up.<!--BEGIN SIMUTRONICS PLAY BUTTON CODE -->
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I never knew otherwise until I dated a Brit. The I discovered that I actually find English humor much funnier.Comment
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Being in Canada, I'd say a large percentage of movies/shows I watch are American. But an increasing number of movies are being shot in Canada these days - so the lines are blurring.
It wasn't till the third-watching of the Hulk movie before I realized, "Damn...that looks like Hamilton and Toronto."
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Movies - may be cca 60 pct. guess what factors in is that I was raised on and still tend to watch also all sorts of British, other European, and at times even Latin American, Japanese or Hong Kong movies. It's always a refreshing insight into various different cultures. Most of those US movies are either classics or all sorts of B movies that I watch for crap value.
Series - cca 85 pct. - with a few British and Scandinavian exceptions it's pretty much all US - we may even speak about a golden age of TV production during the past 15 or so years (unlike theatrical).Need hosting, cloud, CDN or solutions for your AI? Go faster while saving with The Last Host you'll ever need!| Double Impact PR | Telegram carl_boro | Read My Educational Series | Read my Adult Biz Chronicles|Comment
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