Core Insights - President Trump's proposed 100% tariff on foreign-made movies could significantly increase streaming subscription costs for American consumers [1][2] - The tariff targets foreign film imports, which make up about 50% of Netflix's original content library, potentially doubling content acquisition expenses for streaming services [2][3] - Netflix may face up to $3 billion in additional annual costs under worst-case scenarios, leading to a potential 7% increase in average revenue per user to offset production costs [3][4] Streaming Industry Impact - The average monthly spending on video streaming services in the U.S. is currently $69, reflecting a 13% increase from the previous year [1] - Nearly 60% of American adults are reconsidering their paid subscriptions due to budget constraints and price fatigue across various service categories [5] - Major streaming platforms have already implemented significant price hikes, with Disney+ and Apple TV+ raising their subscription fees in recent months [6]