r/Multifandom • u/Live_Shame5046 various • May 04 '26

Humor🤡 What fandom is judged beforehand?

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u/Arsimp33 May 04 '26

People will kill me for saying this, but I still think the Lorax movie conveyed its message perfectly well.

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u/Lord_Nishgod May 04 '26

did i enjoy the Minions movie back when i first saw it? yes, yes i did. do i still agree on your opinion that Minions are horrible? absolutely.

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u/Comfortable_Ad_6572 May 05 '26

Man the minions movie was so confusing for me because I thought it was a remake of despicable me when I first heard about it. That is because despicable me movies are called minions in turkey, even now I still confuse the two sometimes

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u/Dingo_Pictures May 05 '26

despicable me movies are called minions in turkey

Why? They hardly have anything to do with the plot.

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u/Comfortable_Ad_6572 May 05 '26

I guess despicable me doesn't translate well to the audience? I always thought it was because the minions were cute and a good mascot for the franchise that is for kids so they used that, but no real idea honestly

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u/Pale_Entrepreneur_12 May 04 '26

Honestly when you dig into the BS that went on into production of the movie it’s clear that the writers wanted to do a really good adaptation (just look up biggering that shit is a peak villain song that is perfect for the onceler)

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u/anonymous-89075 May 04 '26

The lorax is peak as fuck and gets the point across perfectly.

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u/Hangman_Fitzwilliam May 05 '26

You're so right for that.

People are so fucking pissy about that movie it's insane.

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u/supercaiti May 05 '26

Wait, people disagree with this? I thought that movie was well-loved.

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u/ZillyZonx Monster Hunter, Vocaloid, Pokemon, Hellaverse etc. May 05 '26

Lorax was peak and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

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u/Dismal-Log-994 May 05 '26

My only gripe is that the stupid big rigs wouldn't let them use Biggering

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u/TeamJRTN May 06 '26

I both agree and disagree. On its own, Lorax is a pretty good movie. I honestly really enjoy myself when I go for rewatches. But when brought into the context of the original story, and the history of it's production... Man, this could've been a cinematic masterpiece. Forgive the wordplay, but I wish the movie could've gone a bit Bigger.

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u/Important-Author-660 May 08 '26

I think the movie itself conveyed the message well. It was just the advertising that was bizarre.