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Was it ever REALLY that difficult to market an original animated film?
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Anonymous
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>>155700109
No
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>>155700109
Back in the day animation studios only made good movies, or at worst mediocre movies, so everyone watched them. It was a nice little social contract we had going.
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At the very least, it's more difficult than simply going, "Hey! Here's that franchise you grew up with! Now get your KIDS into it, too!"
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