Letβs talk about IP (WITH GRAPHS!)
There are a couple of common assumptions about IP that Iβve never seen proven. So I decided to go full on Kornacki to determine statistically
A) Is IP taking over TV?
B) Does a show based on IP have a better chance at success?
Curious?
Back and on my shit with statistics.
After the summer of 'disappointing' Box Offices I decided to look at some stats for long-running franchises and determine what a reasonable person may expect from the 32nd entry in a series.
I doubt the execs who greenlit a mid-budget drag racing movie about DVD theft knew they were kickstarting a multi-million dollar franchise. Star Wars wasn't made so they could sell Chewbacca slippers.
You don't put the cart before the horse. Make a good movie and then make money
Alright folks, this site has been going down hill for a while but I think it's finally to a point where I'm gonna taper off into dormancy.
Migrating over to bluesky. You can find me as @.mapgar there.
Generally speaking the reason X-men adaptations suffer is because at its heart it is a soap opera dependent on long form storytelling.


