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8/16/2016 10:48:01 PM
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This is all too true. Remember how every single PIXAR movie trailer references older movies?
"From PIXAR, the company that brought you..." is a easy way make a profit. By using their name, they're already securing mindless sheep who remember older movies and believe the new ones must be as good.
Which they're not.
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Some new Pixar films are good.
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But would they have done nearly well on the marketing side of things if not for a large brand name?
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Editado por Murph Tha Smurf: 8/17/2016 2:24:18 PMMaybe not, but that doesn't change the fact they were good movies. I agree with you on the fact nostalgia helps sales, but it doesn't do as much for the actual greatness of the movie and, in turn, the ratings.
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Build up the name. Creation the illusion that greatness is associated to the name. Use the name on less-than-quality products. Consumers consume products based on name familiarity. #Profit
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I believe that's what happens, but if you look at them as standalone movies (if possible) most are still high quality.
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[quote] I agree with you on the fact nostalgia helps sales[/quote] That's all I'm saying.
