>>211868226 (OP) Are millennials the most fucked in the head generation? turning to franchises like religion. I remember being excited for Jurassic World like a decade ago and people making fun of me then.
>>211868226 (OP) I mean I like Jurassic Park as a book and as a movie, but this shit should've never been a franchise. This is taking it way, way, way too the fuck far. >What is the most kino movie franchise of all time? No such thing.
>>211869136 Combination of growing up in the biggest era of movie merchandising and being the current biggest market of disposable income. It's only going to get worse from here.
>>211868226 (OP) if you're gonna do this, at least JP is kino. at least it's not tranime or gayming. if anything it just annoys me there isn't more JP media. imagine the timeline where we got a 90's tv show or animated series.
Anonymous
6/23/2025, 1:43:17 PM No.211869791
>>211868226 (OP) Why would you do this with a franchise with only one good entry?
Anonymous
6/23/2025, 1:43:43 PM No.211869802
>>211869211 >should've never been a franchise dumbest comment today. the premise alone is ripe for multimedia spin offs. it wasn't utilised enough
>>211869211 >but this shit should've never been a franchise. >7 movies >only 1 of them has a working themepark in it Why do they keep on doing this? An i the only one that found the working themepark setting comfy af?
>>211868226 (OP) >T-Rex with dino damage I had that one when I was a kid... maybe I still do.
Anonymous
6/23/2025, 4:37:42 PM No.211873582
>>211873133 That is literally all the entertainment industry does.
Anonymous
6/23/2025, 4:40:18 PM No.211873648
>>211873319 You could easily make the chairs more comfortable while still matching the general aesthetic. Some LED light strips, some concrete effect on the back wall, easy.