tl;dr We need more Annapurnas in the movie industry.
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The Disney-Sony Spider-Man situation reaffirms one thing to me: the people at the highest levels of these movie studios care a LOT more about money than they do about fans, creativity, or art. And yeah, I know: their responsibility is to shareholders, etc. But...still a bummer.
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I’m still forever salty about that Halo movie that was never made
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I remember reading the announcement in the Seattle Times and being so excited for that, still crushes me.
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The way I see it is, aren't these execs, leads, directors, producers of these high quality big budget films already millionaires? They are arguing about getting more rich basically. Is it not better to just continue giving fans what we want either way. Bummer indeed.
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If they cared about creativity, then the MCU wouldn’t exist. Forcing 23 movies into one storyline is fun, but void of a lot of creativity.
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I disagree. The sheer monumental collective human endeavour it’s taken to get this huge anthology of interconnected films together makes my mind boggle with the complexity of it all. To me, that’s a form of art.
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