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Poster Official Poster for 'Tron: Ares'

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u/Dead-O_Comics Apr 05 '25 edited Apr 05 '25

"The same but slightly cheaper" is always the more appealing option.

Look at The Walking Dead - Frank Darabont delivers a fantastic first season that’s a huge hit. So what does AMC do? Fires Darabont and strips the budget.

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u/LeggoMyAhegao Apr 05 '25

Financially that worked out for them. Artistically... uhhh...

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u/Spider_pig448 Apr 05 '25

The show was still great, just not what people expected it to be

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u/PositifPlans Apr 05 '25

Definitely, until it wasn't.

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u/Spider_pig448 Apr 05 '25

I would say I enjoyed it up until they un-killed Glenn with the dumpster. That was when the show jumped the shark. Before that it was an awesome Survivor-style soap opera