That's genuinely insane to me. I know Inside Out was popular, but I had no idea people were clamoring for a sequel.
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Maybe it's less people clamoring for it and more just people enjoying a good movie?
Definitely this. I wasn't interested in a sequel per se, but the idea (the main character getting to puberty, and all the changes that it would mean) seemed promising, and the trailer looked good.
Talking about trailers, they were smart enough and most of what you see happens very fast, allowing to enjoy the rest of the movie without having a clue of what is going to happen.
One cynical theory I saw somewhere (probably in another thread here) … Is that Disney is good at making their films seem like “must see” events, that they’re perceived as a cultural staple.
And with the partial death of cinemas, it makes sense that you’d get some films like this that just convince everyone to go see it, cuz people still want to go every now and then… and it makes sense that it’d be Disney films that do that.
Is that Disney is good at making their films seem like “must see” events, that they’re perceived as a cultural staple.
Disney has really struggled with this the last few years though.
I think Endgame was the last one. Don't think I've ever been more disappointed at the cinema. And I went to see King Ralph.
Is that Disney is good at making their films seem like “must see” events, that they’re perceived as a cultural staple.
It's interesting, because I've seen both the trailers for Moana 2 and the Mufasa movie, and they won't see me for those
Oh sure, there’d have to be a quality dimension to this too. According to the theory, not every Disney film is going to be a hit, but the hits will often be Disney films.
It’s a bit conspiratorial … in the end it’s probably about films that are enjoyable by a broad demographic, and that’s Disney.
The dynamics of somewhat random box office hits seems reasonable to me though. How many now see like 1-2 films in the cinemas a year? Getting their tickets is probably tricky and requires some sort of virality dynamic.
Yeah I've never met someone in real life who loves these movies. I'm sure they're great it's just odd. I'd expect to see more merch at stores and stuff.
People like them but don't get merch. It's like Dune, haven't seen much merch for that either
I know plenty of people who adore Disney / Pixar movies, but merch isn't really a thing for them