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Can you imagine if the first movie released in it's first iteration?
Stopping to remake that shit has probably been the best decision that anyone working on these movies has ever made in their life.
this post was submitted on 02 Feb 2025
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For anyone wondering what he means.
I'm still not sure it wasn't a marketing stunt.
This guy shows up in the Chip and Dale live action movie. It's pretty good.
I kinda like him, but not as a representation of Sonic.
Why did you expose my eyeballs to this again?
Be grateful it isn't Cats.
My heart can only take so much
Mario vs Sonic at the top of a list. What year is it?? Feels like the early 90s again lol.
Oh, the movie! I was confused as hell for a second there. I thought there was a remaster or something that I'd missed...
...dear universe: I would buy the shit out of a well made Sonic 3 remaster
There's Sonic Origins and the fan-made Sonic 3 A.I.R.
Why the cross?
"indicates films playing in theaters around the world in the week commencing 31 January 2025."
From the Wikipedia page.
Is Detective Pikachu even getting a sequel?
Not a bad return $120M into $460M