Hollywood Kid (The Ripple Effect of Culture)

I love movies just as much as music. Do you know the term 'Hollywood Kid'? AI explained it as a generation or people who grew up watching American Hollywood movies and became deeply immersed in them. I'm one of them, and I bet world-renowned Korean directors are also Hollywood kids. I vividly remember running around Jongno and Chungmuro in the early morning to catch early bird movie screenings as a kid. They probably only gave out posters or postcards during those early shows. I have a romanticized view of New York. A feeling that Christmas and year-end holidays should be spent with a lover in New York. Cultural brainwashing is quite scary, isn't it? There's a wistful longing for places I've never been. Similarly, I've seen many people who romanticize Hong Kong because of 90s Hong Kong cinema. I don't have that, though, as I was never particularly drawn to it. Nowadays, Korean movies and dramas dominate the Netflix rankings. It's already becoming a reality. Many foreigners are developing a romanticized view of Korea. It's truly something to see in this long life.