Destroy everyone in the ratings? That is a bit hyperbolic, but your point is taken. Fallout was good, but it was more enjoyable for many that knew the lore, and even then was also eviscerated by some hard core fans for not going far enough into the lore. Like I said its a balancing act.
Well the first test will be Inside Out 2, but yeah Moana 2 will be another.
You're sure a tough one to get agreement on. I'm not sure what you consider destroy. But I'd say 2.25x higher than bluey, one of the most streamed things, and 3.25x greater than the next show and 4.25x greater than wish is destroy. That's as far from hyperbolic as you can get. Lol
Whoops, forgot about that one. But realistically they'll all be tests for the next year or so.
Consistency is what I consider "destroying". The issue we've found with these streaming shows is they are flash in the pan type of hits. They do good for a week or two and then fall off. And that is the nature of the streaming business, but its not consistent. Which is why I look at other metrics such as RT score and other audience gauges to tell if its really "killing it".
I would also put Deadpool & Wolverine in that bunch too.
give it a $200-250 million dollar budget, cast some disney usuals like tom hanks, etc. throw in some lin manuel miranda songs. what could possibly go wrong? right? right?
Depends, is Tom returning to play Walt again?
This is almost the same plot as tomorrowland...
TL sequel confirmed!
Epcot: The park that never gets finished
These movies don't feel like movies anymore. More and more they just feel like thinly veiled marketing efforts for something else the company wants to promote.
MK: Building on the right as you enter Adventureland from the hub
So this is really just a sales pitch meant to make the likes of Musk, and Bezos think they need to join.
I still wish they made a real one, but this would do for now
We don't know that its set in NYC, just that the detective lives in NYC and receives an invite to Club 33. It could be a branch of Club 33 in NYC, or it could be set in Disneyland Club 33 (or the offshoots in WDW) and they fly the detective to the Club.So this isn't actually a movie about Club 33 at Disneyland. It's a weird murder-mystery thing set in New York City that has no real connection to Disneyland or the actual Club 33.
Why even bother with the Club 33 name? About 98% of the population won't know, or care what the club's name is tenuously connected to. Who approved this branding connection? And why?
"For Club 33, the story centers on Kim, a young aspiring detective living in present-day New York, who receives a mysterious invite to the highly secretive Club 33. In this case, it’s a magical and exclusive dining club that exists outside of time and space. The club’s members are the greatest and most iconic members from the past: geniuses, royalty and history-makers."
They don't really have Club 33 at WDW. Kind of like this movie, they may try to call them Club 33 but it's not the same.
At WDW they have four lounges where they serve drinks and light snacks, but no restaurant, no dining room, no after-hours events in the park or WDI field trips up to Glendale, etc., etc.
The WDW locations are just sort of scaled down versions of the DCA outpost for Club 33 members, the 1901 Lounge.
If it's set in the original Club 33, I hope they pay for her park admission too, and maybe Genie+ in case she wants to try out Tiana's Bayou Adventure.
Actually the more I think about this it could be tied to the whole Society of Explorers and Adventurers universe they have been trying to setup for a few years now. Plus Ultra could be part of that and so I don't see why this couldn't be a spiritual successor to the TL movie.I still wish they made a real one, but this would do for now
