Fun “I Have No Mouth…” story. Daughter wanted to see the Digital Circus movie in theaters, which would include us going with and taking her. So she wanted us to watch the series too, otherwise we’d be watching the movie without the context. And I agreed, ticket purchases and watching, contingent that she get the context that’s based on by reading Harlan Ellison first. Can’t say she enjoyed it as much as wacky lolsorandom show… but I tried.
The fucking what movie? Why are stupid webseries turning into movies? Like the fucking skibidi toilet movie. You know, they turned Minecraft into a movie once. Only exists because it’s Minecraft.
I’ll say that the Digital Circus wasn’t really my kind of show…
BUT, I do support indie creators, small studios reaching audiences and breaking barriers that previously only major studios could achieve. There’s something very cool about a person going from making a youtube webseries to getting to nationwide theater screenings.
And, love/hate it, that’s kind of what Digital Circus did… it didn’t need major studios thumb of approval to be funded and distributed. It funded itself and got connected directly to theaters without dealing with hollywood/studio/corpo gatekeeping money leeching focus groups… just a creator making a space for a shared fan/community experience. And that’s pretty cool.
Even AM hates scalpers
Fun “I Have No Mouth…” story. Daughter wanted to see the Digital Circus movie in theaters, which would include us going with and taking her. So she wanted us to watch the series too, otherwise we’d be watching the movie without the context. And I agreed, ticket purchases and watching, contingent that she get the context that’s based on by reading Harlan Ellison first. Can’t say she enjoyed it as much as wacky lolsorandom show… but I tried.
The fucking what movie? Why are stupid webseries turning into movies? Like the fucking skibidi toilet movie. You know, they turned Minecraft into a movie once. Only exists because it’s Minecraft.
I’ll say that the Digital Circus wasn’t really my kind of show…
BUT, I do support indie creators, small studios reaching audiences and breaking barriers that previously only major studios could achieve. There’s something very cool about a person going from making a youtube webseries to getting to nationwide theater screenings.
And, love/hate it, that’s kind of what Digital Circus did… it didn’t need major studios thumb of approval to be funded and distributed. It funded itself and got connected directly to theaters without dealing with hollywood/studio/corpo gatekeeping money leeching focus groups… just a creator making a space for a shared fan/community experience. And that’s pretty cool.
Everything you said and it was a fantastic web series. Truly amazing what they were able to make.