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It is called "fashion" folks, and as can be used for propaganda, exists irrelevant to it itself.
Same as streaming platforms changed the market, putting enormous effort into series, and killing some regular movies for that.
When The Vikings became a world phenomenon, it started all the Viking madness.
Russia caught that cold, too. I can remember several big bucks movies made in Russia with similar scenarios.
It was profitable.
As easy as that.
Fashioned subjects and scenarios create a row of the same movies, with the same themes.
In Poland, all the 60s tons of war movies used to be created. Cooperation was already established between the movie sector and the army, tons of actors already get the needed skills to play frontal officers, soldiers, etc. There was material on hands, people who remembered the war, all that run smoothly for more than a decade. Some really good war movies were created at that time, with tons of iconic characters. Hell, two of the best series made ever in Poland are just the same thing.
The same applies here. As long as you have a horde of statists able to wave the sword not killing themselves, you can make "Vikings", or "medieval", or "crusader" movies one by one, with the same staff, equipment, actors, scenography etc. As this is a business, and a good one, making a film cheaper is something taken seriously.
Same as streaming platforms changed the market, putting enormous effort into series, and killing some regular movies for that.
When The Vikings became a world phenomenon, it started all the Viking madness.
Russia caught that cold, too. I can remember several big bucks movies made in Russia with similar scenarios.
It was profitable.
As easy as that.
Fashioned subjects and scenarios create a row of the same movies, with the same themes.
In Poland, all the 60s tons of war movies used to be created. Cooperation was already established between the movie sector and the army, tons of actors already get the needed skills to play frontal officers, soldiers, etc. There was material on hands, people who remembered the war, all that run smoothly for more than a decade. Some really good war movies were created at that time, with tons of iconic characters. Hell, two of the best series made ever in Poland are just the same thing.
The same applies here. As long as you have a horde of statists able to wave the sword not killing themselves, you can make "Vikings", or "medieval", or "crusader" movies one by one, with the same staff, equipment, actors, scenography etc. As this is a business, and a good one, making a film cheaper is something taken seriously.
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