stackyFACTSDespite what California studio executives desperately want you to believe, the multi-million dollar cinematic empire did not start in America.
Despite what California studio executives desperately want you to believe, the multi-million dollar cinematic empire did not start in America. The very first feature-length narrative film was a tale of outlaws shot in the Australian outback long before Hollywood was even a glint in an accountant's eye. True to form, the global film industry immediately ignored this massive historical achievement to focus entirely on producing massive explosions in Los Angeles.
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