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pitchwithglitter:

i-said-adventure:

50shadesoftobias:

50shadesoftobias:

So excited!

Life is going to get purty cool from now on

Don’t forget How to Train Your Dragon 2 on June 20 2014!

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mydollyaviana:

A crash course on non-disney films and studios (sequels not included; list is not exhaustive)

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e1n:

rainbowsqueeze:

So this is the state of Rise of the Guardians. Our budget to make the film was 145 million. Opening weekend revenue counts the most because it mostly goes back to the studio. We only made 34 million to date.

Sure this sounds like a lot, but in movie terms it’s bare bones. In comparison, Twilight made more than 40 million in one night.

I’m writing about this because people have asked us why we don’t make sequels to movies they like. Megamind, for example, made back its money, but only turned a 10 million dollar profit. 10 million is not enough for a sequel, as you can see it take 145 million to make.

Rise of the Guardians was absolutely stunning, but I think we’ll be lucky to even make our budget back, let alone turn a profit. We need to make twice as much as our budget in order to even think about making a sequel to tell the stories of all the other characters.

Also, if anyone is wondering why we have Madagascar movies up to wazoo, the third movie made 200 million in the U.S. alone.

So I guess what I’m saying is, if you like something like a movie or a game, support it, or you’ll probably never hear about it again.

here’s a nice insight as to how the animated movie industry works, or just the movie industry in general.

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imaslytherinbitch:

freakxwannaxbe:

SHYAMALAN

I THOUGHT WE MADE IT PRETTY CLEAR YOUR MOVIE NEVER HAPPENED

IT WAS SO BAD THAT EVERYONE ERASED IT FROM EXISTING.

STOP TRYING TO MAKE IT HAPPEN AGAIN

WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCKING FUCK

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edwardspoonhands:

tinyasfuck:

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Woah…that’s a lot of reblogs…

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