[ SECRET POST #3256 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3256 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[The Man From U.N.C.L.E.]


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[Ace Attorney]


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Comments

[kallanda_lee]

I...honestly just wondered how this got made. i think the people who liked it as a child are no longer the core audience, but younger audiences might no longer be drawn to it?

[iceyred]

Same. Did some movie executive wake up one day and go "My life is incomplete without a new Peanuts movie with creepy animation!"?

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe they were hoping adults would see it for nostalgia?

[(Anonymous)]

And to cover all their demographic bases, someone suggested: "3d-ish looking animation! That will draw in the children. Win/win!"

And all the other execs stood up and clapped and then decided the next meeting for marketing and toys.

[kallanda_lee]

I guess, but with this look it doesn't seem aimed at them.

[elaminator]

Haven't seen the film but I assumed it was partly that, with them wanting to introduce their own kids to it.

[dinogrrl]

Same :/ even just the commercials were painful to watch. The story itself might be good, I don't know, but that ANIMATION. wtf

[(Anonymous)]

The use of Baba O'Riley confused the hell out of me in the trailers I saw.

[(Anonymous)]

My father in law (late 50s) is super into it, so I guess that age group might be excited?

[kallanda_lee]

Wow...well good for them!

[(Anonymous)]

I'm 51 and I'm not at all excited for it. Even if a friend did tell me the animation is better than he expected and he wound up enjoying the movie after going in with reservations.

[(Anonymous)]

grandparents taking their grandchildren

[(Anonymous)]

Charlie Brown in the very least is played every single year on holidays in America. Most people here are at least familiar with it.

Even outside of that, kids will watch old cartoons if they have access to them. My nieces and nephews watched Alvin and the Chipmunks, and not just the 3d movies but the movies that were out when I was a kid.

And drawing parents in by using a property the parents are familiar with is not a bad plan to get kids to watch something in any case.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think of Peanuts as primarily a kid's comic, even though I loved it as a kid.