>it's been almost 20 years since Shrek (2001) release
I meant does it really need a reboot?
It's been almost 20 years since Shrek (2001) release
Jaxson Murphy
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Easton Baker
>Shrek 3 and 4 never happened
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Hudson Howard
Hollywood is dying from the tanking domestic economy.
Carter Scott
>it's been almost 20 years since Shrek (2001) release
Jack Hall
>almost 20 years
Isaac Moore
>20 years
Whats the feeling of despair and regret at wasting so much of your life doing nothing at all called?
Jordan Edwards
>Just keep rehashing the same shit because thinking of new stuff to exploit is too much work
Logan Davis
normal
Juan Morgan
Movie industry in a nutshell
anyways what would be the next franchise to reboot?
Zachary Martinez
Ice Age
Jackson Baker
How long ago was 20 years ago?
Owen Stewart
Not long enough.
Zachary Bailey
What they should do is lean into the meta like they did with shrek 1 and 2 and make a parody about bad sequels and franchisees that lost their way but also tell a good original story alongside it.
Where this will fallldown will be current era politics crap and lazy production.
If it doesn't I'll be very surprised we will probably just end up with a big budget hoodwinked
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Chase Ward
Shrek was Subversive at the time. Now everything is subversive, even the Disney Princess films.
Not sure how you could reboot it unless you shifted the focus from fairy tale to mature fantasy (Game of Thrones, LOTR, Wheel of Time). However if you want to do that, you may as well adapt Discworld which does it with more wit and affection than Hollywood is likely to manage.
Dominic Martinez
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Samuel Allen
never seen it, always looked lame, even when i was a kid.
Dominic Allen
>almost 20
James Hughes
>20 years
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Jonathan Mitchell
I thought that dog was dead already
Jaxson Miller
The more ugly women and blacks they thrust on viewers the less money they'll make in China
Xavier Smith
>20 years since Shrek
fuck.
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Thomas Miller
I really wonder how they can put identity politics in Shrek.
Jace Anderson
>Rebooting Shrek
But why?
Liam Reyes
bout 2 years ago
Sebastian Lewis
I hope you mean "domestic film economy" because the economy is doing great in the US