>>212103722>Should have been his own scifi series.I find it impressively pathetic how manchildren companies like 20th Century Fox survive for so long even still persisting underneath Disney instead of every executive, supervisor, etc. being blacklisted and fired completely from ever touching anything at all. I'm impressed Brandywine productions is even allowed and Disney didn't just make their own in-house production company and executives take care of it.
Meanwhile much more entertaining and marketing-pro extroverted companies such as Nintendo, Capcom, etc. treated their production studios and creatives with much more respect, admiration and intelligence in marketing.
Spiderman, Batman, TMNT, Megaman all treated with marketing & creativity as one rather than separated. The companies never fought among each other.
Megaman had like 7 spin-off series running at the same time.
People want a more mature Megaman for teenagers? give them Megaman X.
People want Megaman's arch rival but in a post apocalyptic era? Give them the Zero series.
People want the new generation of what happened after Zero died? give them ZX.
People want the digital Pokemon Beyblade tournament era where they can self insert and keep Megaman as a PET? give them Megaman Network Warriors.
And they each received a video game and an anime series ... for the most part ... the fact the video games barely touched 3D and FPS is another can of worms.
I'm not sure what Fox's loveboner was for APJAC Productions and Planet of the Apes which got so many sequels, high-budget TV Show, video games, etc.
compared to Alien where one of the executives was downright disgusted by Giger's artwork and told his caretaker to send him back to Switzerland.
Same with how distracted and sabotaging the executives, directors, Fox was to Brandywine productions since the 1st film and miraculously there were no deaths and sueing over creative liberties and tea time in Alien 3. Almost felt like The Company.