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It feels really strongly like Sega was just feeling that weird intimidation that video game people feel when they interact with old media, where for some reason they'll approve the nastiest shit because Hollywood suggested it.
Honestly as a long term sonic fan, the hilarious train wrecks are just a part of sonic's appeal.I'm glad I was never much of a Sonic fan, or I'd probably be disappointed/enraged by this instead of mildly amused by the impending train wreck this movie will be.
I mean clearly the target demographic is 8-13 year olds, just like the TMNT films a few years back.
The trailer just drips with sinister Fortnite energies, I challenge you to deny it.
The trailer just drips with sinister Fortnite energies, I challenge you to deny it.
That arc was so much better than it had any right to be.Perhaps one of the most glorious story ever told.
I still have that issue.
Normally we complain about stuff being too focus tested, but this absolutely was not focus tested enough.
Reactions I've seen broadly fall into two categories:
1) Non-Sonic Fans going "lol wtf"
2) Sonic fans going "Look how they massacred my boy!"
Normally we complain about stuff being too focus tested, but this absolutely was not focus tested enough.
*shrug*I'm glad I was never much of a Sonic fan, or I'd probably be disappointed/enraged by this instead of mildly amused by the impending train wreck this movie will be.
I'm glad I was never much of a Sonic fan, or I'd probably be disappointed/enraged by this instead of mildly amused by the impending train wreck this movie will be.
So... They wanted to make Shadow the Hedgehog?According to Tumblr, when Sony was still in charge of making the Sonic movie, the original intention was to make a comedy, but new executives came in and decided that making Sonic into a darker action movie more like Batman: The Dark Knight was a good idea. Because Sonic and Batman are so alike.
I guess, though in my opinion they seemed more to channel Ken Penders.
Isn't Ken Penders the guy that did SatAM? I wouldn't have minded a move version of that.
Ah, my bad.You're thinking of Ben Hurst. Ken Penders was one of the writers for Archie Sonic.
And the one that kill it, don't forget that part.You're thinking of Ben Hurst. Ken Penders was one of the writers for Archie Sonic.