>>153612630
It's the most astroturfed thing in years. And look how quickly everyone stopped talking about it. It's almost as if they were paid to pretend to care because that's the only way anything can become "successful" nowadays, especially a new IP.

>>153612630
I want to industry plant inside Zoey, if you catch my meaning.

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7/11anon was right

>>153612659
Nope

>>153612630
>Sony sold all the rights to Netflix and doesn't make any of the profits
>Sony didn't sign anyone to a multi-picture deal and now has to pay significantly more to make a sequel
>"plant"

>>153612659
It's a fucking movie not a tv show. Discussion is going to die down eventually.

So industry plant that Sony sold it to fucking Netflix.

>>153612630
The kids really liked it.

Isn't every movie a industry plant

Everything about it feels like it was generated by ChatGPT.

>>153613731
Nope

>>153612659
Yeah no, normies love this, they play music of it in stores and I see kids play with toys of it and it was big Halloween costume.

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>>153612630
Even the movie awards fell for it. Explain to me how the Academy went from championing auteur animation for 3 straight years, to suddenly go back to mainstream slop.

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>>153614918
>Anon ignores the fact that the first two "auteurs" were among the biggest names in the movie industry.

>>153614918
flow is really the only outlier here, everything else is corposlop

>>153614918
pinocchio was cool, sadly there were like other 3 pinocchio movies at the same time and the pinocchio fatigue hit hard

>>153615113
No

I like the ching chong korea ladies because they make my penis hard, so I am not complaining.

>>153613806
Name one movie that is on netflix that isnt a industry plant

God this popular thing is bad. I had to see it places, and that annoyed me. I didn’t like it but other people did. I’m the smart one though because I didn’t like the popular thing. There must be a right and wrong opinion, I cannot go on knowing I don’t like something other people like.

notice how there's no flora in the movie.

>>153615727
Yes, not liking popular things when the popular thing is clearly slop means you're not an NPC. Too bad about you, though.

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>>153612630
Anon... KPop Demon Hunters literally had SO many trials and tribulations it had to overcome during development. The fact Hollywood is still run by boomers who doubt female leads can "sell well" is ridiculous, but that's just where we're still at right now.

It's not even some godly, perfect film, but it's a solid flick and I'm happy someone who worked her way up the latter was able to prove people wrong and make a modern smash hit not tied to any IP.

>>153613076
>has to pay significantly more to make a sequel
Que?

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>I hate thing so its got to be a conspiracy.
Okay.

>>153616053
>I’m really really smart. I cannot just dislike something, I need to be smart for it.

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It's not Billie Eilish booba so, no.

>>153612684
What’s your meaning?

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>>153612630
It's the exact opposite of an industry plant. Nobody believed in it. Sony sold it off for a pittance and it wasn't even in theaters. When it took off they were all unprepared and had to scramble to meet the merchandising demand.
Everyone went into this movie skeptical because the title is so silly.

I mean pretty much everything is an industry plant if you really think about it

>>153613076
>>153613188
>>153616806
>>153618758
>they bought into the blatant fiction designed to cover up how much of an obvious plant the movie is
Every day I am disappointed at how retarded /co/ is for believing everything they're told. Just look at who is peddling the "muh poor underdog" fairy tale for this movie and then feel bad and stupid that you're blindly consuming bullshit.

>>153612717
>>153613806
Eeyup

>>153618828
You say obvious fiction
But Sony is infact that retarded of a company to fumble this bad

>>153612630
Setting aside the issues with the term "industry plant," any openly corporate produced product by definition cannot be an industry plant because the entire point is to obscure the corporate connection. It was always know that Sony made the film and Netflix distributed it.

Zoey and Mira being hypnotized felt very forced. Wouldn't they know they'd just have their souls eaten?
It seems like they didn't know what to do for the climax besides have Rumi save the day. Hopefully the sequel has a Zoey focus since she was the most interesting and also my favorite

>>153618828
The PS5 would like to argue that point.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yebNIHKAC4A

banger

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>>153612630
I'm sure it's an fine movie for modern audiences, but I'm pretty old by now and just couldn't get past the first 10 minutes of it. Too loud and obnoxious on practically every sense: musical, visual and narrative.

It probably calms down a little after the initial zeitgeisty hard-sell though, so I will eventually Herzog it up and try to watch the whole thing.

>>153618828
Every day I'm disappointed smug retards can't tell the difference between headcanon and fact

>>153621389
>an fine
How the fuck do you type an before a word not beginning with a vowel
HOW, YOU FUCKING ESL RETARD

>>153621418
ngl I do envy the ability to blame my country's school system with instant full credibility.

>>153612630
>industry plant
How does that notion even apply? It's a 100% mainstream big studio movie

>>153613423
you know OP isn't allowed within 500 feet of kids

>Search anything demon related on youtube
>This comes up
They buried the evidence

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>>153612630
Then why did Sony sell it?

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>It's impossible for things to happen by chance. It's all part of the plan

>>153612630
No. Literally nobody and no business in my neighborhood cared barring McDonald's, but they latch onto anything remotely popular like the deep-fried leeches they are.

So the narrative on /co/ for months after this movie’s release was that it was some horribly unsuccessful failure (even despite everything pointing otherwise.) Now the narrative is that it was only successful because it was an industry plant.

And I know this thread is just bait, but it’s always funny seeing the hoops anons will jump through to be contrarian on an anonymous basket weaving site

>>153612630
>>153612659
I don't discourage being savvy, but you're misusing terms.
Industry plants are about media companies using their funds and influence to seed foundations the company had no part cultivating but is ripe to produce preferred fruit bearing, alternatively seeding is just to push out other companies from succeeding.
Astroturfing is about imitating grass roots.

Something like K-Pop to begin with isn't grass roots nor really a ground that was cultivated for anything but industry anyway. Which is why K-Pop is being pushed at all but that's another topic.

K-Pop derivative media is just trend chasing and exploitation.

>>153612630
for a hit movie starring three hot girls, the porn is quite awful

>>153621503
Do everyone a favor and post in your native language's goat bleatings so we can ignore you

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>>153623724
>three hot girls

>>153612705
Lmao