Are they going to take the film off the boat at a port of entry?

How will he tax individual movies that streaming services offer?

Foreign company production? Foreign scene location? Language other than English?

So many PBS programs come from the BBC and Liongate, this is a move to kill PBS by making much of their content too expensive.

Also, foreign locales doesn't make a film foreign. Where the production company is headquartered is what makes a film foreign or not.

As far as I know, Trump did not make any comments when the French film The Player won Best Picture

But when the South Korean film Parasite won, he was angry.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/02/20/politics/trump-south-korea-best-picture-parasite

And goodbye Amazon Prime. I'm not ordering much these days anyway.

have long railed against trade deals that they thought sent jobs to other countries.

Personally, I think worldwide trade is important for the planet, but a lot of GOPers don't and traditionally a lot of Democrats have felt the same. Heck, interanl criticism of Obama/Clinton trade policy was one reason we lost 2016 to trump.

The MCU has recently moved most if not all filming from Georgia to London

Movies made by foreign production companies? Movies made by US companies filmed outside the US? What if they're made by a foreign company but filmed inside the US? What if it's streamed from a foreign location? Is that the same as importing? Trump probably thinks of movies as physical objects as they once were, long strips of film on big reels that are put in boxes and shipped to theaters. But now they are, or can be, incorporeal electronic entities that can be transmitted to and from anywhere without any physical object crossing a border. If streaming from a location outside the US is considering importing, does that make it a service rather than a product, and is he now tariffing services?