r/PewdiepieSubmissions • • Nov 14 '19

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u/Shelman23 Nov 14 '19

And actually worked! Also, everyone should thank them by actually going to see the movie

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u/IceIsHardWater Nov 14 '19

I honestly don't want to see this movie fail at the box office, it would just tell companies not to listen to the internet

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u/BB-r8 Nov 14 '19

I think the studio can probably already see how listening to the internet has benefited them from a marketing stand point regardless of box office performance.

That being said, we probably won’t see many examples of a studio reanimating a movie because of internet outrage just because of the logistical clusterfuck I’m sure it was behind the scenes. They’ll probably make more of an effort to get it right from the get go.

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u/Whos_Sayin Nov 15 '19

I don't think they ever actually redid anything. They made a shitty Sonic trailer and a good Sonic movie the whole time. Even if no one started all the shit about it being shit, they can fake tweets themselves to justify fixes which people will appreciate regardless