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Ben Garves discusses the impact of tariffs on the film industry, highlighting the uncertainty and fluctuating nature of tariffs. He notes the increased costs of production, delays in camera releases by companies like Sony and Fujifilm, and potential reductions in American film imports by China. Garves mentions the potential for reduced advertising spending, the uncertain future of streaming platforms, and the impact on experiential entertainment. He also discusses the challenges for big studios with high IP projects and the potential for movie theaters to struggle more than streaming platforms. Historical data suggests that while the 2008 crash had minimal impact on box office, the current situation may differ due to the rise of streaming post-2008.

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