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Havingmany togo through,witha little more depthIwill talk[the topicsIhave forthisdocumentary
so I have itwrittendownwhatI will be doingaseach getsbroughtup.Brief scriptingwill be used
givinga more precise layout.Mightevenchange the title to‘How ourgenerationhaschangedthe
filmindustry’ratherthan‘affects’.
1. Advertising
“‘If a movie isnotbeingspokenabout,isitgood?’ [Insertof a screenshotwith the quote] It is
believedthatyoungpeopletodayare becominglessaware of upcomingfilms,basedonthe factwe
relymore nowon whatgets saidabouta title online.Due toa long-runningmarketingtechnique,
word-of-mouth, [Insertscreenshotofdictionarydefinition] we findourselvesbasingpersonal
opinionsoff of whatsocial mediahasusbelieving.Withthis,ithasbecome anissue forsome
creatorswhose titlesaren’tashypedasothers.Nomatter how much marketingisusedforthe
product,it takesan audience tocreate a fanbase ina way.
One goodexample of this,RidleyScott. [Insertprofessional image ofhim] An EnglishFilmDirector
and Producer, [Insertimage of him working] surelyyouwill know afew of histitles.Thatincluding,
‘Alien’in1979, [InsertPoster] 1982’s ‘Blade Runner’, [Insertposter] anda recenttitle,‘House of
Gucci’ whichhadonlyreleasedinNovemberof 2021. [Insert Poster]
In an episode of ‘WTFwithMarc Maron’, [Insert poster] a podcast featuringsaiddirector,onthe
topicof hismostrecentrelease,‘The LastDuel’, [InsertPoster] basedonthe 2004 book,‘A True
Storyof Trial by Combatin Medieval France’. [Insertbookcover] Claiming“Disneydidafantastic
promotionjob”[Insertquote from an article] Scott blames,asquoted, “Ithinkwhatit boilsdownto
— whatwe’ve gottoday[are] the audienceswhowere broughtuponthese f[beep]gcellphones.
The millenniandonoteverwantto be taught anythingunlessyouare tolditon the cell phone,”
[Play audio] Continuingon,Scottgoeson to sayhow it’sbecomingarisingissue,more specificallyto
hiswords,“I thinkwe’re dealingwithitrightnow withFacebook.There isamisdirectionthathas
happenedwhere it’sgiventhe wrongkindof confidence tothislatestgeneration,Ithink.”[Show
quote from an article,with audio of himsaying it placed on top of the footage] [Place sound effect
over the swear]
What’sfunnythough,isthat audienceshave disagreedwithScott'sstatement [Reveal headline]
findingthatthe movie hadpooradvertisingdone foritsinitialrelease.Gainingplentyof backlash
overTwitter, [Include a fewfoundtweetsand read themout loudin for the voice over].
Andjustbecause Ridleywasone of the manyapart of thisproject,doesn’tmeantheyall agree with
hisstatementaboutthe failure of the film.BenAffleck, [Insertprofessional image ofsaidactor]
y’know...‘DareDevil’[InsertCharlieCox Daredevil]nononotthisone.Thisone [InsertBen Affleck
Daredevil] AlsoBatman, [InsertBen Affleck'sBatman]. Well,he recentlycame outsomewhat
disagreeing.Claimingthatthe Directorhad“slightlymisquoted’’ [Showtextfromarticle] before
goingon to sayhow withgenerationstoday, [reveal textfromarticle] whenit comesto dramas,we
wouldprefertositat home and streamthe movie justbasedonour preference asageneration
havingthat luxuryunlikeoldergenerationswhentheywere ourage.Sobasically,timeschange.”
2. Online Marketing
“Unlike Mr. RidleyScott,some creatorswithin the industryhave figuredouthow toovercome that
issue withthe lackof recognitionformostmovie releases.RyanReynoldsforexample, [Insert
professional image of him],he familiarisedhimself withtechnologyandsocial media,andhis
interactionswithfans [Insertscreenshotsthatbacks up my point] are what greatlyimpactedthe

successful release of ‘Deadpool’ [insertposter] backin 2016. Especiallyconsideringthe hate the film
got aroundits veryfirstannouncementasfansweren’ttoo...pleased.Causingthe characterto
become “universallyhated”, [Insertarticle] noone at all wantedthe stand-alone moviebecause of
whatwenton yearsearlierinthe ‘X-menorigins:Wolverine’. [InsertPoster] Yeah...[Insertclipof
the Deadpool reveal] that movie.We shall getbackto that furtheronthough.
So really,fortoday'ssetof generations,whatworksbestwithattractinganaudience,isusingsocial
media.Havingthatonline experience asthe goto marketingscheme hasgotto be the bestway
nowadaysasit worksin gainingfans,andgettingthose audiencesexitedforprojectswhichwould
currentlybe inthe works.Whereas,itisclear now,that those whodon’tuse social mediaplatforms
as a way to boostup the successof a filmorserieseven,wouldonlybe riskingthatpossible success
as it wouldbarelyreachthe creatorsexpectations.
Backingthe previousstatementupmore,ithasbeenevidencedevenmore sobya surveyI hadput
togetherwithaquestionrelatingtothis topic, [Screenrecordingofenteringthe survey] ‘Where do
youusuallyhearaboutupcomingmovies?’.Havingatotal of 24 applicantstake part,thisgave me 24
answerstothat question.58.3%of themwhohad respondedclaimedsocial mediatobe where they
gainany relatedinformation.”
3. The takeoverof streaming services (Changedfrom‘Physical copiesbecominglessvalued’)
In 2022 now,itis believedthatatthistime we are reachingthe endof the DVD era withstreaming
services [Social mediaiconsone by one fillingup the screen,with a pop soundeffectbeingplaying
for everypop up] becomingthe go-to. Beingaroundsince 1999, that makesDVDsa short-lived
mediaformatconsideringtheyhaven’treallybeenaroundthatlong.EspeciallycomparedtoVHS
tapeswiththemlastingatleast25years before discsbegantakingover.
Notthat people are reallysurprisedbythis,comingacrossa website titled‘avforums.com’, [Show
website] a blogbysomeone callingthemselves‘FamilyGuy’hadpredictedthatthe DVDformat
wouldn’tlastaslongwithhowadvancedeverythingwasbecoming. [Insertthe blog] Andthiswas
postedbackin 2005. Scrollingthroughthe commentsof the saidblog,manyhadfoundthemselves
agreeingwithhim.But,there were alsopeople believingDVDshadmanymore yearsaheadof them
due to [Insertquote from blog] how “people are perfectlyhappywithDVD.”
Goingback to the streamingservicesnow,there are of course bothprosand cons to this industry
takingoverthe filmindustry.Andthe pandemichasonlygone andmade it worse...betterforthem,
not somuch for otherindustriesImean.One example Ihave?DisneyPlus. [Insertlogo] Now,we all
knowhowgreedyDisneyare,butdoyou remember thatfeature?Thatextrasubscriptionwhere a
newmovie wouldgetreleasedonthe platformatthe same time as itsrelease inthe theatres,
allowinganyone apartof itto streamwithfirstday access.Well thatcausedthose apart of the
actual projectto lose outon a lot.EvencausedScarlettJohanson [Insertprofessional image] to
speakup aboutit when‘BlackWidow’ [Insertposter] hadhittheatres.Fromthere,Dwayne Johnson
[Insertprofessional image] and Emma Stone [Insertprofessional image] hadconsidereddoingthe
same for theirrecenttitles. [Insertbothposters] Addingon,itsnotjust those whoworkedonthe
filmseither.Thisaffectedcinemaemployeesto. [Reveal cinemabrands]
Otherthan that though,audiencesare actuallypreferring the comfortof bingingonline athome
rather thangoingthroughthe cinematicexperience.Comingfromastreamingcritic,the waythe
describedthissituationwas,asquoted, [Insertquote] “The filmindustryiscompetingwithpeople
whodon’twant to leave theirhouse,andtheycansee...anymovie theywant,anytime...that’shuge
competition.”Yes,streamingservicesare makingtheirmoney,butwhataboutthe those who

workedhardto give usthe moviesmade?Aswell asthose whoworkatthe cinemas.Many studios
and creatorsare losingouton moneyall because people prefertobeingable tostreama movie they
wantto watch, fromhome.
One thingthough,there are pros the streamingindustryhasdone forthe film, andthat’sabout
streamingservicesreducingthe use of piracy. [Insertarticle section] So althoughmoneysbeinglost
insome cases,it’sstill beinggainedinotherways.
I understandthough,it’snoteveryoneasthere are still plentywhoenjoyseeingtitlesonthe big
screen.Imyself,love thatexperience andIam well aware thatI am notthe onlyone.Just,the
numbersare addingup forthose whodon’tenjoygoingtothe picturesknowingfine well theycan
watch what'sinpicturesa monthlateror so,online.”
4. Lack of originality
[Inserta clip from Scream 2 where theytalk of sequels]
“Somethingthatdoesn’treallyhelpthe filmindustryhalf of the time,isthe lackof originalitygiven
to the audience.Yeswe getmomentsthatbecome cliches,andstoriesthatgetretoldover [insert
Taken 1, 2, 3 posterswith Lady and the Tramp 1, 2 posters] and over.Well tobe fair,that one still
countsas what I am referencingtorightnow,issequelsandprequelswhichgetchuckedatus for
money. [insertStar Wars sequelsandprequelsposters] Anddependingonhow well amovie or
trilogyevenhasdone,once the industryisdone addingtoa franchise,reboots [insertexample of
Star Wars reboot] and spinoffs [insertStar Wars spin offposters] come intoplace.
Withthis,there are two waysan audience will goaboutanannouncement.Mostof the time,we are
receivingsequelsnoone askedfor. [Garfield2poster. KindergartenCop 2 poster. Escape Plan 2]
Addingontothe perfectstand-alonemovieseven, [Jokersequel news] clearlyforthe moneydue to
the successof the first,puttingalot of the audience off. [Tweetsrespondingtothe news] Andwhen
it ismoviespeoplegethypedfor,expectationsgetraisedwhichusuallyendswithdisappointedfans.
Whichof course,iswhere word-of-mouthcomesintoplayloweringthe sales.
I’mnot sayingall franchisesare bad,as that woulddefinitelynotbe true withsome sequelsand
rebootsturningoutbetterthanthe original.It’sjust,some companiescontinue togooverboard
gettinggreedyoverthe successof the firstproject,whichwithsome caseseventhe targetaudience
will come outand saythat is enough.Like ‘Terminator’, [InserteveryTerminatormovie poster] they
shouldjuststopmessingwiththatstoryline.
It’snot everyone either,ascelebritieshave come tolearnthatsequelsaren’talwaysworthit.Jim
Carrey [insertprofessional image] for instance,doing‘DumbandDumberto’ [InsertPoster] and
‘Ace Ventura:WhenNature Calls’. [InsertPoster] Seeingthattheyweren’tdoingaswell asthe first
movie,he refusestodoanymore sequels.Like with‘The Mask’, [InsertPoster] asfor yearsthey've
beentryingtoget Carreyinfor a sequel.ButI guessthe SonicMovie [insertsonic1,2 poster] hadan
exception.Beingquestionedonitactuallyinarecentactually,as quotedthisiswhathe said, "I don't
thinkintermsof sequelsandstuff likethat,Imean,thisone [Sonicthe Hedgehog] iskindof rightfor
it because we have notevolvedthe character[Dr.Eggman] fullyyet.The MaskI think,myself,you
know,itwoulddependonafilmmaker.Itdependsonafilmmakerreally.Idon'twantto doit justto
do it.But I wouldonlydoitif itwas some crazy visionaryfilmmaker.Sure." [Insertquote from
article]
Anothercreatorwhohas learntfromworkingonsequelsisDirector,ProducerandScreenwriter,
StevenSpielberg. [Insertprofessional image] Onlydoingatotal of foursequelsthroughouthisentire

careerof beinga director, [Include posters] he hascome to the realisationastowhysequel projects
don’tworkwithhim.With‘The LostWorld: JurassicPark’, [Include poster] he claimshisreasoning
for itsfail washisfault.Due to the successof the firstmovie hangingoverhishead,he foundhimself
gettingoverconfidentwiththe next.Thisiswhathe saidwhilsttalkingwiththe NewYorkTimes:
[Include and read from quote]. At leasthe’shonestwithitandhas learnttoovercome fromhisown
mistakes.
5. Piracy (Changedfrom‘Pirating’)
“You rememberthatoldadvertisement,right?Thatone advertisementburntintoall of ouroldDVDs
back inthe early2000s, playingrightbefore the filmwouldbegin.A real nostalgicblastfromthe
past.Still don’tknowwhichImean?Here: [Play the clip] Piracy,it’sa crime,remembernow?
Well...unfortunately,itissomethingalotof people are doing.It’snotrelativelynew either,thisact
has beenaroundsince the silenterabetween1895 to 1929. Back thenthough,itwas called
“bicycling”.
Surelyyouknow whatpiratingis,forjustincase though: [Insertdictionary definitionandread from
it] Fromthat alone,youshouldunderstandwhypiracyisillegal.Gettingthatoutof the waynow,
youmay be wonderinghowdidpiracyexistwhenthe internetdidn’t?Well,stilldoingthe same
thing,theydiditdifferently.Gettingtheirhandsonthe productthroughrentingit,exhibitorswould
screenthe motion picture longerthanitwasagreedupon.Or evenhave the filmscreenillegallyin
theatreswithzeropermissionbeinggranted.Because of this,Hollywoodwouldhirecheckerstogo
aroundthe local cinemasmakingsure nosneakybusinesshasbeenincluded.
But nowwithus inthe modernworld,we have internetaccess.Withthatinternetaccess,copiesare
beingdownloadedandstreamed.Eventhough,it'snotsomethingwe shouldbe doing,causingthose
whoworkedonthese films,tolose outona huge percentage of the moneytheyshouldhave been
making.Although, [Insertarticle header] manyhave come outsayingtheydon’tbelievepirating
shouldbe illegal.
Takenfrom an article founddiscussingthistopic,aquote wasfoundI justhave to share:“More than
half of all NorthAmericanmillennialsregularlyuse pirate streamingservicestowatchTV-showsor
movies,anew surveyshows.While legal streamingispreferred,piratesourcesare more popular
than traditional TV,DVDsorBlu-Rays.”
As itsounds,we have alreadyestablishedhow mostaudiencestodayare happyenoughtositat
home and streammovie ratherthanheadingtothe picturesfora nightout.But whenitcomesto a
filmbeingoutat the momentintime,peoplestayingathome will eitherwait,orwatch an illegal
copy.Evenwithit beingslightlydodgy.
Director,Eli Roth, [Insert professional image] he didthe sequel for‘Hostel:part2’ [Insertposter]
whichendedupbeingleakedonline andpirated,havingthousandsdownloadthe titleassoonas
theycould.It evengotto the pointElismovie hadbecome the mostpiratedmovie of 2007. Which of
course, [Insertarticle] leadtothe filmonlymakinglessthanhalf of whatthe firsthadtitle had.
Understandablyannoyedwiththis,postedonto‘MySpace’,the Directorwentontopredictthat
piracywouldbe the deathof the filmindustry,justasitdidwiththe musicindustry.”
6. Spoilers
“Goingfor the audience specificallyhere,spoilershave becomeahuge issue.Andeverybodyknows
this.Aswithhuge upcomingreleases,‘Avengers:Endgame’ [InsertPoster] and‘Spiderman:NoWay
Home’ [InsertPoster] I mean,before itstheatrical releaseDisneywouldpromoteahashtag, [Reveal

the hashtags] withthe Marvel cast doingtheirbestto have itcirculate the internetforthe sole
purpose of no one spoilingthe movietill acertaindate provided.Knowingfinewell,itwasgoingto
happenandput people off.
Andwhenthisdoeshappen,itcan putaudiencesoff goingtosee the movie.Especiallyforhighly
anticipatedmovies,asIhad alreadymentioned.Allthe hype,buildingup,justtobe spoiledlikethat.
Wantingto avoidthis,fanswill evenavoidsocialmediafromthe dayof release uptill theyhave
managedto see the filmforthemselves.Andwiththose whodothat,succeeding,therewillbe
situationswhere fanswill be headingintothe bigscreenpassingthose whoare onheadingoutof
the same screen,getspoiled.Whetherthatwasfromaudienceschattingaboutthe filmgetting
exited,there’sevenpeople whowill purposelytellthose headinginwhathappened.Spoilingitfor
everyone.
With‘Spiderman:NoWayHome’doing so well,making[Include numbers] overone billionatthe
box office,the filmhadbrokenrecordsmaking [include numbers] $260 milliononitsopening
weekendalone. [Include articles] Itisbelievedthatthe mainreasoningforthe successishugely
basedoff of fear.No one wantedtobe spoiled,sotryingtoavoidthis,everyone wantedtobe the
firstto see it.From this,a filmcritichadcome out saying[Show quote] ‘We all now treatregular
storytellingasmega-spoilers.”Withanotherquestioningwhetherornot people todayare onlygoing
to the cinemasto avoidspoilers,orisit all because the mostpopularreleasesare the onesfull of
“spoilable elements”.
In the surveyIhad mentionedpreviously,Ihadalsoquestionedwhatitwasthatput some audiences
off of goingtothe cinemas.Two,of those applicants,broughtupspoilers.Withone wordingit [show
survey]“-whentheyare walkingouttheyspoil itbefore Ihave watchedit.”Once again,provingmy
pointthat spoilers,doinfact,putpeople off.Andasstatedtimesbefore,usbeingputoff watching
that filmatthe pictures,islessmoneygoingbacktothe filmindustry.Don’tsee how that’sour
issue?Well thatmoneywe use tosee movies,goestowardsstudiosputtingtogethernewer,better
performedandmore impressive titlesthroughoutthe upcomingyears.
Yes,I get twodoesn’tsoundlike muchof anissue.Bu,justbecause that’sthe numberof those
mentioneditonmysurvey,are the onlyonesputoff by spoilers.Addingtothat,a threadon reddit
has beendiscoveredthataskspeople, [insertheader] “Dospoilersdiscourage youfromwatchinga
movie oris itthe opposite”.Scrollingdown,these answershadbeenfound:[insertresponsesthat
agree].Some wouldagree,despisingthe facttheyhad gottenspoiledandnotbeingbotheredabout
headingtothe cinemasanymore.Whilstothers,[Showresponsesthatdisagree].
So,in conclusionof this:Spoilerswillannoyandputsome off,whilstthe others?Theyare eithernot
fussed,orenjoygettingspoiledonwhathappensinnew releases.“
7. Cinemaexperiencesbeingruined
“Aftertalkingof whathappensoutside of cinemasputtingpeople off,let'sgothroughwhatbothers
audiencesafterthey’ve gatheredfriends,boughttheirtickets,grabbedsome snacks anddrinks,took
themselvesthroughthe doorsandfoundtheirseatsaspresentedonthe tickets.Waitingpatientlyas
the advertisementsroll,the filmissettostart and there itis!Those annoyingaudienceswhoruina
screeningforothers.
Basedon this,itprettymuch justifiesaudiencespreferringtoremainhome withafilmon,rather
than havingtosit through2 hoursof a movie surroundedbystrangerswhodon’talwaysrespect
civiliansaroundthemtryingtowatchthe movie withoutanydistractions.Like groupschattingaway

to each other,phonesbeingbroughtoutwiththeirbrightnessonfull,people beingobnoxious,etc.
There isevencaseswhere couplestake italittle toofar sometimes.
Goingevenworse,duringthe filmscreeningof ‘The DarkKnightRises’ [insertposter] in2012, a
Columbine massacre [Reveal headline] hadflaredupcausingfiftyof the audience togetinjuredbya
man dressedasthe Joker.Scaringmany,eventhe police, in2019 fanswere waryaboutheadingto
movie theatresaroundthe time ‘Joker’[Insertposter] hadreleased.Worriedincasethere wouldbe
any copycatscomingin andre-enactingthe situationjustmentioned.Notjustthatthough,cinemas
alsohad that concernin mind.Butluckily,thatdidn’thappen.
The most that didhappenthough, [insertarticles] a manhad wentaroundspittingonfansas well as
clappingandcheeringeverytime the ArthurFleckhadgone andkilledsomeone.Terrifyingfans.
Withanothercinemahavingtoevacuate due to a man screamingduringa screeninginParis“Allahu
akbar”, leadingtoaudiencesracingoutdue tobelievingthe guyhada gun.”
[Insertclip from scream 2]
8. Production leaks
“Fair enoughthismaycome across the same as the spoilerissue.Butwiththis,I’monaboutthose
behindthe camerasoversharingthe productionof moviesbefore theyhave evenreleasedtothe
publiceye.
Withsocial mediatoday,ithas become a technique to“leak”partsof a projectasa wayto testingit.
Seeinghowthe customerswill reactandfindthatanswerasto whetherornot the target audience
will enjoywhattheysee ornot.Buutsometimes,studioswill goslightlytoofarwiththisbothering
the customersto findthe leaksare revealingtoomuch. Eitherthat,or someone workingwill finda
wayto sneaka leakonline,whichcanharmthe company.
Leakslike hintstowardsaprojectstitle,animage froma scene,actors involved,smallleakswill work
inexcitinganaudience.The onlywayone will be disappointed,isif theyaren’thappywithachoice
made by the productionteam.Whereasleaksthatare practicallyspoilerswillputpeople off.One
example Ihave of this,isfromwhenthere washype goingaroundfor the release of ‘NoWayHome’.
At firstwe were gettingnothing,the trailer [Insertscreenshotofthe trailer] wouldbe delayedagain
and again. [Insertarticle] Fanswere practicallybeggingforthe trailer. [ShowTwitterthread]
Once we finallygotitin the Augustof 2021, the filmstartedtobecome lesssecretive.Withafew
additional trailers,on-setphotosleakingwhatwasn’tsupposedtobe leaked [Andrewphoto] and
eventhe first10 minutes [insertheader] of the movie hadbeenreleasedbySony.Withthese,a
range of mixedemotionshadbeensharedaroundthe internet.Withsome fanshavingenergyadded
wantingthe movie more andmore.Whilstothers,believedSonywereoversharingandgivingustoo
much whichtoneddownthe experienceforsome,puttingthemoff slightly.One response tothat
was one fanclaiming,“atthispointwe’re gettingthe whole movie”.So,theyclearlyweren’thappy
aboutthat.
Andnot stoppingthere,aHD versionof the filmhadreleasednotlongafterithit theatres.Which,
ruinsit more forSony thatthe audience butstill.Intentional leakscanwork,butthere isa limit.
One leakthat practicallysavedamovie though,wasthe testfootage [Reveal testfootage] for
‘Deadpool’.Beinganunintentionalleak,sothat’ssaid, [showheader] noone,to thisday,knows
whodidit. NotevenRyanReynolds.Butthankstothat leak,we have thatmovie. [Showarticle].
Because of Ryan Reynoldsfirstappearance asDeadpool [Showthe character],no one wantedthe

movie if Ryanwasto continue beinghim.Butonce that leakhadgot out,everyone wantedmore so
now,Reynoldscelebrateda“leakaversary”onitsfifthyear. [inserttweet]”
9. Toxic fanbases
“What is it,that makesa fanbase ‘toxic?’ [Fromthe interviewprocesshave a numberof people
respond]Well,there’syouranswer.
People,whowill gooutof theirway togatekeep,andbullyanyone whomakesthe smallestmistakes
or evengoagainstthe opinionof someonewithinthattoxiccommunity.Thataswell,goingtowards
bothfans andcelebrities.Whichcanleadtofans beingputoff a fanbase, [Reveal headline] with
celebritiesleavingsocial media. [Give examples] Deaththreatswouldevenbe sentabouttoactors
and creators. [show examples]
Findingthatmostof the toxicitycomesfromracism, ithas become importantformovie studiosto
standwithBIPOC,doingthe besttheycan to preventanyone fromgettinghurt.Evenif itcomesto
havingto provide safetyforthose whofindthemselveswithinanyrange of danger.
ScreenwriterJohnRogers, [Insertimage] whoworkedonthe stand-alone‘Catwoman’ [Insert
poster]movie starringactressHalle Berry, [Insertimage] withinthe same yearthe title releasedin
2004, the saidscreenwriterhadpinnedablogona website called‘Blogger’. [Reveal icon] Titlingthis
blog[Reveal title] ‘Fandamentalism’,the wholepage talksof fundamentalism [Reveal meaning] and
howhe findsitlinkswell tofandomsbasedoff of hisexperiencewiththe failedmovie.Takingthat
word,‘fundamentalism’,aplayonwordsis puttogetherswitching‘fun’with‘fan’.Creating:
‘Fandamentalism’, [reveal meaning] “fanswhoviolentlybelieve the onlyvalidinterpretationof any
entertainmentsource isadogmaticadherence totheirversionof thatsource.Anychange to the
smallestdetail isinherentlyunacceptable-”
Yes,there are caseswhere beingtoxicpeople will getwhatthey’re after.The Sonicmovie for
instance, [Insertheader] at first,we were givenadisasterof a design. [reveal] Afteralittle
of...informinglet'sputit,the Director [reveal tweet] hadresponded,verywillinglyandsounding
quite happyto,givingzeroissue.Whichlead,leadustothe design [reveal]everyone is now happy
with.Luckilyforthemthough,fansdidn’ttake ittoofar.
Whereasgoinginthe opposite directionnow,astudiowhodidthe rightthinginputtingtheirfoot
down,refusingthe wishesof acommunityfull of toxicfans.WarnerBrothers.Beingresponsible for
the release of anythingtodowithDC, theywere aware of the fanbase theyhadgathered.Andit’sa
prettytoxicone.Mainlythough,it’sthe Snyderfans,whofindthemselvesbeingrepresentednow as
a cult.
Withfans beingimpressedbyprojectsdone bythe Director,ZackSnyder, [include image] ithas
gottento the pointnowtheywantno one else.Onlypraisingthe one saiddirectorwhilsthatingon
anyone else whogetsinvolved.CathyYan [include image] forexample,she directed‘Birdsof Prey’
[poster] 2020 and was hatedonfor it.Same again withDavidF.Sandberg [image],‘Shazam’ [poster]
2018’ andJamesWan [image],‘Aquaman’ [poster] 2017. All theywant,isSnyderbecause he was
the one to beginthe DCEU, if it’sanyone else thenthey’re doingitwrong.
Andwhenitcame to ‘Justice League’beingreleased, [Poster]Snyderworkedonhalf of it,buthad to
leave the projectdue tofamily-relatedissues.Tosolve this,the productionteambroughtJoss
Whedon [image]inwhowas alreadyknownfordirectingthe firsttwoAvengersmovies. [Posters]
Followingitsrelease in2017, fanswere bullyingthe creatorsthatbad it wastrendingonTwitterover

a four-dayperiod.Inresultof howbadthese fansare,we got the Snydercut [poster] in 2021
pleasingall,andare denyingthe fanbase asequel towhichthey’reafter.
This,isa subject-focusthathasno rightnor any positive impacttothe filmindustry,beingthe way,it
is.Andit needstostop.

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