D23 Unveiled: Sequels, AI, and the Future of Entertainment
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It's that time, it's Media Clash time, Volume 3, Episode 2.
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I'm Wayne, as always, joined by...
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And we're going to talk to you about some of the announcements that have come out in
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the last week or so since you've last been graced with our presence.
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The big thing that happened, we had San Diego Comic Con, which happened around the last
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time we did an episode.
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But the big thing was, D23, this week, well this past weekend, and they announced some
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things going forward.
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Like we said last time when we were talking about some stuff, that they were going to
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save their Disney Plus stuff for D23.
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If you love sequels, Disney's got you covered.
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And again, I think, here's the thing, and I looked at this when I saw what they were
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doing, what issues are they dealing with right now?
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They are dealing with characters and designs going into the public domain.
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So, the only way to keep that from happening, really, is you have to change things up, which
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is why we're getting live action versions of all those old shows, because then you now
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still own, so like the Snow White that comes out, they are going to own that copyright
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for the next 90, 95 years.
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So anything in that movie, that version of Snow White, is theirs until 90, 95 years from now.
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The Steamboat Willie movie, I think, comes out next week.
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And again, I could go into a whole diatribe of why I think, the ability to, I don't
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understand, I don't get the ability for something to go into the public domain.
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I don't agree with it, because what has Blood and Honey, this horror movie version of Steamboat
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Willie, because I think I saw the trailer for that.
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Yeah, there's that, the Bambi.
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Like the Bambi, what does that add?
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You're not adding anything to that copyright.
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You're literally making money off of people going, oh, it's the horror version of, like
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you could have made a horror version of that.
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Like, the problem is you couldn't use those names.
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And nobody's interested in your movie, your horror, your teddy bear murder movie, unless
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it's called Winnie the Pooh.
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Unless he's called Winnie the Pooh.
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If it was like, Billy the, you know, brown bear, like nobody gave a shit about it.
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But you had to, you're using that Winnie the Pooh name.
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I don't know, the new craze in horror now is killer androids.
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Oh, we have, I've not noticed that.
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The, um...
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Well, I mean, AI is always going to be, like, next to Boogeyman, because now you have that
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smart house movie.
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The smart house movie already came out.
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And then you have, you have a, um, the Megan Fox.
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I haven't seen that.
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Fucking android movie.
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Yeah, no, I haven't, I haven't seen that one.
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I think Apple, Apple TV's doing a TV show about, uh, like a little Japanese house robot
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that kind of goes nuts.
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I mean, that's...
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But all that's being put into the Megan crazy AI universe to where I'm thinking they're
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going to all team up at one point.
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Because why won't they?
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So dumb.
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Everybody wants to do their Avengers movie.
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Well, I mean, it's, here's the problem.
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And what we, what we, the same, the criticism people had of all the X-Men movies.
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Like, you exist in a world where all these other characters exist, so they should be there.
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It's not like DC where everything happens separately.
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Like, Batman and Superman don't cross over that much.
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You know, DC characters don't cross over that much.
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Marvel characters, on the other hand, cross over all the time.
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Yeah, because they're all in the same city.
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Yeah.
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That's what I don't think people understand, and they give it shit.
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I'm like, no, this should be how it is.
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Like, Spider-Man should run into Daredevil all the fucking time.
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You know, the Punisher is always on Daredevil's fucking nerves.
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You know, things like that.
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Like, that is a thing.
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But we never got it before, and now everybody's like, oh, everything's got to be pushing the
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next thing.
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Like, that's fucking how comic books work.
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One comic book issue leads into the next.
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