fandomsecrets | [ SECRET POST #3029 ]

⌈ Secret Post #3029 ⌋

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[Peep Show]

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[Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis]

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[Alexis Denisof]

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[Guardians of the Galaxy]

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[John Green]

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[Outlander]

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[Selfie]

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[Emilio Estevez]

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[His Dark Materials]

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[Star Wars, Twilight]

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[Faux Pas]

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[Mass Effect]

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[The Black Lillies]

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I think movie fandoms, in particular ones that aren't based off popular book series and don't have any sequels, are always a bit of a doomed fandom. The Lorax kind of fits that because even though it was based off Seuss it was aspects of the movie people were drawn to.

Like even with Disney films things tend to drop off and you may only see the character around if they can fit in a princess line up.

The most recent example I can think of is Pacific Rim, it was all over tumblr for a while and now I barely see it.

Pacific Rim will have a sequel, though, so you can expect the fandom to make a comeback. Films that are part of a series or a franchise get a bit more longevity in terms of relevance.

Now, Inception is a one-shot movie that I think has had a pretty damn impressive run, but even that fandom today is a shade of its former glory.

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Re: "Flash in the pan" Fandoms

Re: "Flash in the pan" Fandoms