Disney is not involved. Winnie the Pooh entered public domain earlier in the year. Sorry for the nightmare inducing image.
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Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey horror movie in the works
- Thread starter E_i
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Disney is not involved. Winnie the Pooh entered public domain earlier in the year. Sorry for the nightmare inducing image.
Edit:
Story:
https://www.dreadcentral.com/news/4...rror-film-reworks-a-childhood-classic-images/
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Surprised it took this long for some kinda horror trash to be announced. Seeing the footage for this makes me think "maybe Disney should be allowed to extend copyright of their stuff forever if it prevents trash like this from being made"
God, I remember some of the gifs from the old place during that thread lmaoooooo this game was wild
I wish I had an appropriate expletive for people who think like that. It infuriates me to no end.
I'd rather have 10 of these cheap derivative movies a year than have disney extend their stupid rights over their characters for another minute.
Personally I'm still waiting for the American McGee's Alice movie.
Didn't know Christopher Robin existed because I never made it past Tigger
What other movies are there that fit that definition? I genuinely am not aware of many.
To be adult is to be edgy and angry to lots of people.
...Which actually wraps back around far enough to become art, in a way.
There was a recent Banana Splits movie that was a horror take, trying to copy Five Nights at Freddys
The Banana Splits Movie (2019)
A boy named Harley and his family attend a taping of The Banana Splits TV show, which is supposed to be a fun-filled birthday for young Harley and business as usual for Rebecca, the producer of the series. But things take an unexpected turn - and the body count quickly rises. Can Harley, his mom...
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Yeah, after reading about public domain laws, my guess was that anything remotely notable or recognizable entering public domain nowadays would be immediately tweaked into some edgy garbage purposefully made to be completely opposite to whatever tone or theme that the original had.
Let's see what's coming soon to public domain...googling....oh look, the Popeye the Sailor Man comic strip is up in 2023, get ready for a grimdark revenge film where Olive Oyl is murdered by Bluto and Popeye sets out to kill him with a rusty spinach can.
Let's see what's coming soon to public domain...googling....oh look, the Popeye the Sailor Man comic strip is up in 2023, get ready for a grimdark revenge film where Olive Oyl is murdered by Bluto and Popeye sets out to kill him with a rusty spinach can.
Knowing how people are, its the only thing Im expecting for anything and everything.
All it's going to take is some notable screw ups and a couple of massive lawsuits from someone like Disney and I think most people will leave their IP alone even if it was in the public domain.
You see this already with public domain characters like Thor and Loki, where everyone steers clear of making anything resembling the Marvel versions because they'd get their pants sued off.
