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Ehh, did you notice that little "companies" added in brackets in the text you quoted? So if we settle that the principle production companies where X and Y, we should just cross our fingers they are in the same country? 

Or hope that Ken implements the requested feature to list more than one country of origin.

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For those who think that country of origin can be determined by who holds the copyright...

LOL, that's a good one - but couldn't you have found us a hard one?   

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Actually, New Line is the only one who could have made the film themselves...they own the rights.  WingNut needed New Line, New Line didn't need WingNut.  Would it have been a different film?  Yes, but that isn't the point.

How terribly capitalist of you: Reduction of art to an exchange of money.

Try to understand before one of us dies: Having money is not a talent. Having money does not create an artistic vision. Having money to buy the rights does not give you artistic integrity. By your estimate, Michael Jackson buying the Beatles catalogue suddenly gave him artistic integrity.

What a strange view of the world you have.

What are you, a bloody socialist?  Money is grease that lets the gears of the world continue to grind.  When are people going to realize that?

Actually, money itself is worthless. The belief in money is what makes it worth anything. People just need to realize THAT.