The jacket is the problem. If not, why Monster Hunter got pulled from the Chinese theaters. And Uncharted was shown in China but denied released from both Vietnam and Philippines. Hacksaw Ridge is an extremely pro-American war movie that got released in China which means pro American stance or not isn't the problem.Lol.
I find this and @KYli hilarious responses as if anything you are agreeing with me more than against me.
may point was 1) the Jacket wasn’t the Problem the Pro US stance was what would have blocked Topgun Maverick by activating the censors of the CCP.
2) Pandering and Tokenism that Hollywood has tried in the last decade to try and get into the Chinese market has backfired.
I don’t need to have a deep cultural understanding as I am not talking about trying to make a movie for the Chinese market I am talking about the obvious flops. Attempts by Hollywood to sell “China” to China without context. Like when AI write scripts
Seriously this isn’t some deep dive guys.
Hollywood failed in recent years is due to its arrogance and political correctness and franchise of movies. As for Shang Chi or Crazy rich Asians, these movies were aiming for Asian Americans in the first place. It is your and Hollywood arrogance that made you think these movies are for China. Hollywood was not making a movie for China but trying to convince the Chinese audiences that an American movie with Chinese American actors are Chinese movie.
So no, I don't think Hollywood is serious trying to make a movie for the Chinese market. It is just Hollywood marketing trying to convince the media and the mainland Chinese that they are making these movies for China but failed miserably.