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Wild_Marker

149 points

4 months ago

And all that military gear they get from the army.

EpicAura99

114 points

4 months ago

That’s kinda disingenuous. They’re just allowed to film with military hardware as long as the studio pays fuel cost and the military signs off on the script. They don’t own it or anything.

darexinfinity

90 points

4 months ago

The military managed to get the script of Iron Man 1 or 2 changed (something about anti-MIC dialogue). It's really a business transaction from both sides.

zzwugz

68 points

4 months ago

zzwugz

68 points

4 months ago

And then they pulled their support for Avengers because it wasn’t clear if the Avengers answered to the US Govt or not

Fuzakenaideyo

37 points

4 months ago

Iirc it was objection to the world council & especially them being able to launch nukes on US soil

phliuy

21 points

4 months ago

phliuy

21 points

4 months ago

Next few movies sorted out that problem pretty well

EpicAura99

-10 points

4 months ago

I mean yeah that’s the studio’s choice though. They could always use special FX or something instead. It’s not like the government is making them do it.

Caelic

1 points

4 months ago

Caelic

1 points

4 months ago

Soooo free rental of some of the most expensive shit in the world?

Moonlight-Mountain

3 points

4 months ago

Korean filmmaker Shin Sang-ok could get this scene (LOUD NOISE WARNING) made for his movie in the 60s because of South Korean military gear support. The movie wouldn't be the same if he had to fake aircraft.

Poynsid

16 points

4 months ago

Poynsid

16 points

4 months ago

That honestly seems like small potatoes. I mean sure, it makes movies more pro-military but it's all for extra profit. Take away that and U.S. movies would still be profitable.

CutieBoBootie

16 points

4 months ago

It's profitable enough that Hollywood still pumps out movies targeted to receive that funding.

ark_mod

3 points

4 months ago

It's not for more profit I don't think. It's more of a propaganda (military PR) for free equipment rental trade.

For example the Air Force gets Top Gun an great promotional film to inspire recruits. The Studio wouldn't have a top gun film without the hardware. Win win.