marketers are morons

[gobo]

Originally Posted by Toonzone.net

The success of Futurama and Superman: Doomsday show the profits film companies can reap by reviving cancelled television franchises in the DVD-only market, a news analysis by trade newspaper Variety concludes.

Now, I understand how Futurama applies to what they're talking about. But, what reason is there for anyone with a brain to not realize that Superman/Doomsday is NOT a reboot of any sort? JEEZ! Fricken' idiots... >_<

Source: <http://news.toonzone.net/article.php?ID=20598>

[Brodie]

I think they mean the fact that there's not a real Superman cartoon on the air. I mean, yeah, the Legion cartoon is Superman, but only because they couldnt use the name Superboy.

Its just a way of them saying "Hey, we can profit off of a cartoon with this cat?"

IE, The Batman.

And realizing Futurama shouldn't have been cancelled, thats obvious.

[cqb101]

Originally Posted by gobo

Now, I understand how Futurama applies to what they're talking about. But, what reason is there for anyone with a brain to not realize that Superman/Doomsday is NOT a reboot of any sort? JEEZ! Fricken' idiots... >_<

Source: <http://news.toonzone.net/article.php?ID=20598>

It doesn't say rebooting, it says reviving, which does not always mean rebooting. In the case of Superman: Doomsday, they're reviving the series by releasing a DTV movie set in the same universe.

[gobo]

Point taken.

[ZariusTwo]

It's Bruce Timm, TZ blow him for attention, it's HIM they mean when they say "revival", since he's done s*it following JLU's cancelation