Please. If you have stories you want to tell then tell them. We are trapped in a cage formed of Is and Ps.

IP that is newer than 50-60 years old? Unpossible!

Hot take: thing that has happened organically since the dawn of entertainment will continue to happen organically

Harry Potter is the one that comes to mind. Also Game of Thrones if you’d like. Both really blew up, have spin offs and staying power. Harry Potter has toys, video games, and amusement parks.

the bext big IP to be owned by Disney and made into an addition at disneyland and disneyworld and epcott, and its only purpose was to sell skins on fortnite and other skinslop games and a monopoly board and a magic set and some FOMO toy collectible set. an ip which is just a vehicle for consumerism and individualism.

this is me being excited: yippeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee i cant wait to consume all of the content!!

but seriously the next big IP revolution is already here and its predecessor is the entire SCP wiki. And no corporation can own it. Thank fucking god. Hopefully people keep making art as CC BY SA. You can make movies with it too: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/glnc/scp-gallionic

Cmon guys, Hazbin Hotel has Ike 3 seasons out

K-Pop Demon Hunters was like that. Nobody but Netflix believed in it, and that's why there was barely any merchandise for its first Christmas. Companies would not get on board. Now stores are covered with stuff.

It would be nice. I'm working on a project to revitalise what I feel has been lacking, in terms of British cinema, however I'm in over my head sometimes. It is a nice thought, to create something iconic like the media of yesteryear, and hopefully more people have this in mind (than the regurgitated same old films rehashed every year).

There was this greek guy named Odysseus. Its a pretty old story but it might make a good movie or two, or ten, or twenty, or more haha

33 Movies based on The Odyssey (and Adaptions)
https://greekgodsparadise.com/2020/02/29/33-movies-based-on-the-odyssey-and-adaptions/

"I'll stop making them when you stop watching them."

-The movie industry

I want it to be Backrooms or SCP.

Don't know why you're downvoted. This is exactly where my mind went too. Nobody said they had to be good, just new.

Execs only want safe remakes

I was about to bring up those as well. The next closest that didn't really hit the "spin-off" level was the hunger games, but definately could.

The last thing I watched in theaters was a reshowing of the Fellowship of the Ring. Everything else is on a buddy's Plex server. Fuck the movies I ain't paying 50 dollars for sticky floors and shitty snacks. I can do both of those at home.

I hope it will be based on Brandon Sanderson’s Cosmere.

I dont think its even possible. Those franchises took off when the US was a monoculture. Not only would creating the conditions necessary for something new to become truly uniquitous be impossible within our lifetime, it would also be monstrous to do.

I never downvote if somebody is adding to the conversation, but I suspect people start to act shitty because JK Rowling raises their hackles.

I can't possibly think of a more pretentious series happening

Marvel was not that big in mainstream culture before the MCU. So it's basically new. It was just very successful, there are other comics that never got that big but could.

Titanic 2: Deep blue sea 4 will be the new saw x, marvel civil war, avatar movie where the aliens fight robots, and Godzilla vs space ghost combined

the fans may be insufferable but neither the author nor the work itself holds itself in as high a regard

personally I'm excited to see movie and tv adaptations of the cosmere. there's a lot of potential.

This one would be cool, especially because no entity can claim ownership of the IP. I'd love to see how people adapt to the idea of a "non-franchise" where you pay attention to the continuity and works of a specific creator, but not because the franchise itself has any official continuity.

This is already true of things like Sherlock Holmes and Dracula, but I can't think of a recent fictional world where, from the get-go, there was no official canon.

Jurassic Park also landed somewhere in there. Lord of the Rings is hard to say where it exists because the book to movie gap

What's wrong with the fans? I've heard he has some books worth reading but never had someone demanding I read them or something

I have some stuff rattling around but I don't think people would interested in what boils down to wikipedia articles, you can't make me write about character grown or arcs

That's because they probably think you're not intelligent enough to understand the genius

Christopher Nolan could do it.
He might be the only director with enough broad appeal to really build a new ubiquitous franchise.

I hope that Star Wars and Indiana Jones crossover finally happens and I can see that scene where Short round marries an Ewok.

It is what George Lucas would have wanted.

As far as I understand dude just writes books quickly. I must have missed the groupies. That said I'm sure I'll happen across reading one of his books eventually because I know some are in the genres is enjoy. I remember enjoying Peter V Brett, Karen Miller, and Brent Weeks years back.. and his name seems to fall into those type of schtick

Lol I have a few friends that hold this guy so high. I've read a few books of his but it wasn't my thing. They insisted I obviously didn't get it.

I feel like the black company could be a popular movie or tv series, a low fantasy medieval setting where small magic can be a big deal and the stories are about a mercinary company that seems to be cursed to always be betrayed by their employer told from the perspective of the companies medic

Team up with someone who just wants to write characters and you two together will topple the sky.

I think I read the first half of the mistborn series and just gave up.

This isn't a hot take. It's about as "predictive" as saying eventually there will be another sports star or viral website. The question is when it will happen, not if.

The mormons have enough money.

Oh that sounds like a nightmare to make it work and not limit the creation of most new works. This is the first time I've heard about that.

Shit people like Patrick Rothfuss wrote himself into a corner in only a couple books, attaching series is asking for stumps. Just let works be free and seperate

I’m with you. I feel a bit bad because my husband loves (or loved) the experience of going to the movies, whereas I couldn’t care less and would prefer my couch. But we used to go because he enjoyed it, and it was nice to avoid spoilers for big things. Nowadays between having kids and the overall experience of movie-going having completely gone down the shitter and more expensive to boot, we don’t go anymore. And I don’t really miss it. He goes out sometimes with his buddies to see a movie, and I’ll tell him if there’s something he has to wait to see with me (Dune is the only thing recently).

Bruh they've been connected since the beginning. He wrote like 15 books before one actually got published. One of his unpublished books (which is available for free on his site) has the beginning of it.

Are you sure it's just it wasn't as edge-lord dark after Mistborn?

Here's my thoughts on this:

Okay..?

Game of Thrones?

This is a given unless AI generated hell completely takes over entertainment

So you moan about lack of originality, but don't support independent film, either? You're just part of the problem.

I'm unrealistically hoping the new SCP V/H/S movie establishes precedent for that. Explicitly not allowing corps to lock down derivative works needs to be a thing.

Wish it walk all just die out. No one will ever rush new IP when this shit exists. It’s too risky.

🤞Please be Dungeon Crawler Carl. Oh God I hope they don't fuck this up 🤞

The super hero movies are to me what the westerns were to my grandfather and great uncles. I now understand what it is like to have something you love be mediocre and why you'd be excited to get something new that was great.

Because those aren't new?