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I gave the page a quick look and I didn't see it even listed as an example. +1 to remove it.
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End it once and for all.
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Filthy casual
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Sounds good on paper (he/him)
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Kirby is shaped like a friend
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Yeah, this kinda sucks. I thought the whole logic behind it being on AAP in the first place was the dichotomy of "Martin Scorsese, a director known for gritty movies, doing a family-friendly children's adventure film" — the 'children's adventure film' is kind of obviously the intended audience regardless of Scorsese's previous filmography, and it was not marketed as a film for fans of Taxi Driver. Also, completely text-reliant. Pull.
Edited by Synchronicity on May 19th 2020 at 10:25:10 AM
For possible replacements how about the bottom three panels
of this Shortpacked! strip, where a very niche fan describes an essentially audience alienating remake of Transformers?
It's not on the example list, but at the time Howard the Duck suffered from this, being a comic book movie about an anthropomorphic duck who is as foul mouthed and lewd as Deadpool, in a time where the closes comparison was Christopher Reeves Superman. Here's a still where a "Playback" magazine has a black censor bar
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And here's a composite of the sex scene between Howard and Beverly. Maybe with a caption like "An obscure Comic Book movie!... for kids? ... adults?... fans...?"
That's Dr. Title, thank you!
The Shortpacked example doesn't feel like it illustrates this trope; the Loony Fan is the intended audience.
I'm OK with BUPKIS, since I don't really see any examples that properly do an in-universe lampshade and I sort of feel that's needed.
Hi
It's gone and the page is tagged.
their brood to a kids' movie billed as 'from the director of Raging Bull', while your average Scorsese fan probably isn't going to get much pleasure from seeing Sacha Baron Cohen crash into a cake."
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Locking as this is at the clocking point and has been dead since the pic was pulled.
The image was cut from Audience-Alienating Premise for being an edit of a movie poster. The image was later moved to Uncertain Audience, seemingly without discussion. I have looked at the two threads on Audience Alienating Premise, which do not mention Uncertain Audience at all.
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