• @FollyDolly@lemmy.world
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    243 months ago

    Right!? And this is the day and age where we have magic glasses that show you things only you can see! I’d be perfect. Plus I think a lot of us would like to blame lizard poeple instead of, y’know humanity.

  • Davel23
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    233 months ago

    If they did make it a series there would need to be a 10-minute-long fight in an alley in every episode.

  • @entropicdrift
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    153 months ago

    John Carpenter probably owns the rights. I’m guessing streaming services would prefer to deal with smaller fish.

          • @sbv@sh.itjust.works
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            22 months ago

            I don’t know if you remember the controversy around Wanda. Wanda was not a fish, which sparked a media firestorm about who is appropriate for various roles, appropriation, and other topics the movie-going public was decidedly not ready for. It harkened back to the controversy around the Lassie movies.

            Anyway, that movie almost single-handedly precipitated the end of fish in movie production. For some it was a victory, for others, it was a significant setback that signaled a nadir in human/fish relations.

            And it set the stage for the 2010s and Taylor Swift.

  • BarqsHasBite
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    3 months ago

    Apparently a lot of people thought it was antisemetic, with the aliens being Jewish. (Apparently making them aliens wasn’t enough.)