Objectively? Ironman Personally? Bring It Onhttps://twitter.com/harryalerta/status/1257618542503112705 …
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It was also taken as given "proof" that you could launch a movie at comic-con and that these people were the most valuable untapped resource and, again, created a mega groundswell that the entire industry followed. And it was all the ironman *trailer* / ensuing success.
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You're quite right, I agree, though I still think that this is more of a "business" influence than an artistic one...and now I'm really cutting it finely so I'll say that I'm glad to have had this discussion. Very enlightening.
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Did you read The Big Picture about the Disney/Marvel/MCU takeover of Hollywood? SO good, and if you haven't you'd love it.https://www.amazon.com/Big-Picture-Fight-Future-Movies-ebook/dp/B073XBSMVY/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=the+big+picture&qid=1588714978&sr=8-2 …
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That had already been proven by X-Men in 2000. Previously the biggest exposure it had was the 90s cartoon. It scored the biggest opening weekend for a non-sequel in history. It was at that point studios started looking hard at lesser-known characters.https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/scottmendelson/2014/05/20/x-men-a-box-office-history/amp/ …
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