I agree with the frog about mash-ups.
I agree with the frog about mash-ups.
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I'm fine with mashups... probably because I'm not a true fan... but I always want all of my favourite characters to be in the same universe (or at least a semi-connected multiverse with opportunity for crossovers).
ReplyDeleteHuh. I for one love a good mashup. I mean sure, bad ones can be painful, but that's a function of execution rather than purity.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attractive_nuisance_doctrine
ReplyDeleteMash-ups make me a sad panda.
ReplyDeleteMASH UP SAD PANDA AND SAD KEANU ON A PARK BENCH FOR EXPONENTIALLY MORE SADNESS! =)
ReplyDeleteIf you don't like this, you are dead inside:
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SSf2xF5XQw
Ok, John Aegard, but I still hate steampunk Star Wars.
ReplyDelete::mutters something about how Star Wars is a mash-up of samurai movies and Flash Gordon::
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