Mattel Plans 45 More Toy Films After the Barbie Movie.

"बार्बी फ़िल्म" इंतज़ार नहीं कर सकती? इसी तरह, 45 अन्य खिलौना फिल्में भी आने वाली हैं।
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 ट्रांसफॉर्मर्स फ्रैंचाइज़ी ने मेटल को स्क्रीन पर अपनी छाप छोड़ने के लिए प्रेरित किया है। हालाँकि, फ़िल्में वास्तविक

आनंद की बराबरी नहीं कर सकतीं।

 

कॉर्पोरेट हॉलीवुड के लिए, शहर में एक नया शब्द है: पूर्व-जागरूकता - या शायद यह पुरानी कहानी कहने की अवधारणा का सबसे नया, सबसे लोकप्रिय संस्करण है। खिलौना निर्माता मैटल, अपनी आगामी बार्बी फिल्म के लॉन्च की तैयारी करते हुए, अपने 45 अन्य खिलौना उत्पादों को स्क्रीन आइडिया के रूप में फिर से पेश करने का प्रयास कर रहा है: सीडकॉर्न नामक बौद्धिक गुणों की एक फ्रेंचाइजी।
बेहद लोकप्रिय ट्रांसफ़ॉर्मर्स फ़िल्मों की सफलता से प्रेरित होकर, जो निश्चित रूप से मूर्खतापूर्ण लेकिन आकर्षक थीं, मैटल का लक्ष्य हॉट व्हील्स, ही-मैन और पोली पॉकेट जैसी उनकी खिलौना लाइन को भविष्य की फ़िल्मों, स्ट्रीमिंग, या शायद में एंकरिंग करके स्थिर करना है। थिएटर की नींव. जैसा कि मार्वल ने अपने सुपरहीरो के साथ किया था, मैटल अपने खिलौनों के साथ भी ऐसा करने की योजना बना रहा है, जैसा कि कई लोग मानते हैं। हालाँकि, यह रिपोर्ट अभी भी असत्यापित है, जिससे यह महज अफवाह बन गई है। 

 
Family films about toys are appealing to studio executives because they don't require much effort to retell a story. As soon as the film starts, the audience doesn't have the burden of figuring out what's happening. Disappointing? Yes. It could very well be a downfall of stupidity - a sudden departure from the civilized Hollywood tradition of making medium dramas with adult actors and adult themes, following a well-crafted script. Nevertheless, Hollywood has been dabbling in pre-awareness for a long time. Films have always embraced classic novels and plays, providing publishing and theater industries with commercial opportunities. Apart from remakes and sequels, Hollywood has a pre-awareness based on style: if you present the audience with a Western, they already know what to expect (and for our generation, superhero films are the new Westerns). The same applies to actors as well. Audiences knew what to expect from a film starring John Wayne, Jerry Lewis, Katherine Hepburn, or Tom Cruise. Alfred Hitchcock, on the other hand, made suspenseful films.
 
By all means, pre-awareness is a foolish concept, but it is appealing. It can provide a new spin on old ideas, catering to an existing customer base who already knows what to anticipate.
 

The Transformers series has inspired Mattel to kill impressions in its stable for the screen. But movies can't love real joy
 

Toy maker Mattel, preparing for the launch of its upcoming Barbie movie, is trying to repurpose another 45 of its toy toys as a screen: low-priced seedcorn.
 
Inspired by the success of the insanely silly and flashy Transformers movies, Mattel's toy stable like Hot Wheels, He-Man Polly Posse will be the basis for future movies, or streaming, or perhaps theaters. What Marvel did with its superheroes, Mattel plans to do with its superheroes. And it is that the customer base of the showroom had already got an idea of what to expect.
One of the attractive things about film for family movie studios is that you don't have to try hard to show the new story. As the film begins, the audience doesn't get a chance to see what is happening. Late, yes. It may be the apocalypse of fools - another blow from the decent Hollywood tradition of producing PDF about medium drama with adult actors with well-made scripts.
Of course, Hollywood has long traded on pre-awareness. Classic novels and plays have always been adapted into films, giving publications and theaters the opportunity to take commercial risks. And in addition to remakes and sequels, Hollywood has a pre-awareness based on the genre: for example, if you present a Western to the public, they already know what to expect (and our generation's expectations are high). ), superhero movies are the new Western. The same thing applies for actors as well. The audience knew what a John Wayne movie would be like, a Jerry Lewis movie, a Katharine Hepburn movie, or a Tom Cruise movie. And for those rare directors with broad brand recognition like Alfred Hitchcock or Wes Anderson, people had little idea of what they were about to get into—but always with an infinite variety of human variation and wonder.
 

Here are some of the other toy-based films that are in development at Mattel

• American Girl
• Big Jim
• Chatty Cathy and Betsy Wetsy
• Magic 8 Ball
• Matchbox
• Major Matt Mason
• Thomas & Friends
• Uno
• View-Master
• Wishbone

 
 

 
 
 
Conclusion:
Yet the real problem for Mattel is unlikely to be the tone other than the story. Margot Robbie reportedly collects time-honored fish-out-of-water sequences in the Barbie movie as the actors surrounding the blonde doll transport Barbie from her toy-perfect universe to the real world. There's a strong likelihood that this movie will be experienced on two levels - a serious one for the kids, and an extreme level for the accompanying video, which invites Sticky to laugh at it. how cheap or reactionary their childhood toys really are. Or there was a smile of affection on the fact that they were where there were attractions and seductions.
But it can be dangerous elsewhere. Self-awareness can destroy all illusions.
Take the Marvel franchise. The restaurant's pick of the best Marvel movies from any adult expert, and they're likely Thor: Ragnaroknaella, directed by super-smart comedy pro-Taika Waititi. Everyone loves this movie because it's a mystery: Chris Hemsworth, in the role of the mighty Norse god, takes the god out of it, Mickey, and himself, to a perfect degree. But Marvel is well aware that not every film in the franchise can be like that. The Marvel brand as a whole is extremely serious, its fans take it from the nick of time - and if you top it, it can hurt the end result.
Then there's James Bond, the most pre-conscious Fry of all. For years, there has been talk of smart new scientists trying to improve it and make it more funny and self-aware. Danny Boyle was (briefly) invited to review 007, but was not invited when he expressed his views on the script. Phoebe Waller-Bridge should be offered extra humor and vigor. But how much did he really contribute? Of course the 007 brand has bits of comic pop and quirks in it, but it's fundamentally serious. Too much comedy and it just becomes Austin Powers.
My guess is that this is what may be at stake in Mattel's "Expanded Universe". Silly video. If you're looking for a narrative off-page from frankly weird things like Hot Wheels (and we all remember that archive-antistatic stunt in TV, the track during Zero-D-Loop's Electrical how to fall down) ) then you'll naturally gravitate towards comedy and have a naturalness in playfulness with toys.






  FAQ

Q1: Is there an upcoming Barbie film?
While there are rumors of an upcoming Barbie film, the information is yet to be verified.

Q2: Are there other toy films in development?
Yes, toy manufacturer Mattel is exploring the idea of bringing 45 of their other toy products to the screen as part of a franchise called Seedcorn. This initiative is inspired by the success of popular toy-based movies like Transformers and may include toy lines such as Hot Wheels, He-Man, and Polly Pocket.
Q3: What does pre-awareness mean in Hollywood?
Pre-awareness refers to the strategy of capitalizing on existing familiarity or recognition among audiences by creating films based on established brands, well-known novels, plays, or popular themes. The aim is to engage viewers who already have prior knowledge or expectations associated with the intellectual properties.
Q4: How does pre-awareness affect the filmmaking process?
By utilizing pre-awareness, filmmakers can leverage the existing audience knowledge and expectations surrounding a brand or theme, enabling them to dive straight into storytelling without the need for extensive exposition or introduction of new concepts.
Q5: Why do family films centered around toys appeal to studios?
Studios find family films based on toys appealing because they tap into the emotional connection people have with their beloved toys. These films can rely on pre-existing fan bases and require less effort to reintroduce characters or toys to the audience.
Q6: What are the pros and cons of pre-awareness in Hollywood?
Pre-awareness has the advantage of capitalizing on established fan bases and generating initial interest. However, critics argue that relying too heavily on pre-awareness can hinder originality and creativity, potentially leading to a lack of depth and complexity in storytelling compared to medium dramas with adult actors and themes.
Q7: Is the information provided in this content verified?
No, the information about the upcoming Barbie film and Mattel's plans for toy films mentioned in this content is currently unverified. Therefore, it should be treated as speculation until official announcements or confirmations are made.

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