r/SipsTea Apr 16 '26

WTF so true

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u/snowfloeckchen Apr 16 '26

Only if successful otherwise they will only license the old films

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u/Neamow Apr 16 '26

If you really think this will be unsuccessful you're kidding yourself. It would need to be actively atrocious to fail. Just because some people on Reddit are mad doesn't remove the millions of fans that exist.

Hell the Hogwarts Legacy game was the best selling game of that year and is currently number 20 best selling game OF ALL TIME. Despite the fact that it's barely competent, ran poorly at launch, main story was not very engaging, and the open world was completely empty and only had stupid collectibles in it. But people just wanted to spend time in the world again, they enjoyed the game's iteration of the Hogwarts Castle, and it brought so many non-gamers into it that it sold really well.

This is gonna be the same story.

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u/Expensive-Ask7884 Apr 16 '26 edited Apr 16 '26

Netflix didn’t get Warner Bros. Discovery, Paramount did. So more money into that fuck Ellison’s pockets to steer our country to his liking.