Tencent: the Chinese tech giant snapping up chunks of Hollywood. But what exactly does it want?
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Tencent: the Chinese tech giant snapping up chunks of Hollywood. But what exactly does it want?

The Telegraph  

In the classic 1986 action film Top Gun, Tom Cruise – playing a damaged but virtuoso fighter pilot named "Maverick" – wears a bomber jacket emblazoned with the flags of Japan, the United Nations, the USA and Taiwan. The choice of standards made sense: Top Gun's beautiful, quarrelsome flyboys spend much of the minutes of the film fighting an unnamed enemy implied to be either China or North Korea. Perhaps the answer lies in the film's funding, which was partly provided by one of China's biggest tech companies, Tencent. If you've played popular video games such as Clash Royale, League of Legends or Fortnite, you've used Tencent products.

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