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* WriteWhatYouKnow: Selick has said in interviews that he drew a lot from his wife's work as an advocate with at-risk youth and special needs kids while approaching topics like the school-to-prison pipeline and Kat's character in general.
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* WriteWhatYouKnow: Selick has said in interviews that he drew a lot from his wife's work as an advocate with at-risk youth and special needs kids while approaching topics like the school-to-prison pipeline and Kat's character in general.general.
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* AcclaimedFlop: This film went through a lengthy and difficult DevelopmentHell, and also received little to no marketing from Netflix (probably thanks in part to its UncertainAudience and [[AnimationAgeGhetto PG-13 Rating]]). Nevertheless, it made Top 10 Trending movies on its first weekend (near Halloween).
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* SleeperHit: This film went through a lengthy and difficult DevelopmentHell, and also received little to no marketing from Netflix (probably thanks in part to its UncertainAudience and [[AnimationAgeGhetto PG-13 Rating]]). Nevertheless, it made Top 10 Trending movies on its first weekend (near Halloween).
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* ExtremelyLengthyCreation: The film was first announced in 2015, picked up by Creator/{{Netflix}} in 2018, and production went on through 2020 and 2021 with the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic hampering progress. Add to that the film being pushed back to 2022 from its intended late 2021 release, and it took ''seven years'' for the film to have been made - a long time even by stop-motion standards. Compare this to another Creator/{{Netflix}} animated feature, ''WesternAnimation/{{Klaus}}'', which was first teased in 2015, picked up by the streamer in 2017, and released in 2019. This lengthy production cycle is reflected by its promotion and coverage as a ''reunion'' of Key and Peele after their last collaboration in ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory4'' four years prior, when in fact both projects had started production before ''Series/KeyAndPeele'' ended its run.
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* ExtremelyLengthyCreation: The film was first announced in 2015, picked up by Creator/{{Netflix}} in 2018, and production went on through 2020 and 2021 with the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic hampering progress. Add to that the film being pushed back to 2022 from its intended late 2021 release, and it took ''seven years'' for the film to have been made - a long time even by stop-motion standards. Compare this to another Creator/{{Netflix}} Key and Peele animated feature, ''WesternAnimation/{{Klaus}}'', which was first teased in 2015, picked up by the streamer in 2017, and released in 2019. This lengthy production cycle is reflected by its promotion and coverage as a ''reunion'' of Key and Peele after their last collaboration in ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory4'' four years prior, when in fact both projects had ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory4''. Both works started production before within months of each other when ''Series/KeyAndPeele'' was still on the air and the two were frequent collaborators. ''Toy Story 4'''s own production isses ensured that it came out in 2019, years after Peele basically retired from acting and comedy and ended its run.his creative partnership with Key to pursue directing full-time. ''Wendell and Wild'' took so much longer that many believed it was a Key and Peele ''reunion''.
