do you ever think about how many attempted cinematic universes have crashed and burned

And it's usually because everyone wants to have what the MCU is having without 10+ years of buildup

pour one out for that one monster cinematic universe that The (bad) Mummy tried to kick off

remember how Hasbro tried a board game cinematic universe but the only one that actually did well enough to become a series was Ouija

they were going to do Candy Land as a high fantasy...

It's the successor to trying make everything a trilogy or Harry Potter-length series

merry curesman : I'm sorry what

because all I knew about was Battleship

Kiyuukins: pours out another for the Dracula movie they decided to make the fire part of the universe but abandoned when it sucked

*first

....okay though High Fantasy Candy Land sounds hilarious, I want that

why couldn't they have started with High Fantasy Candy Land

article from 2011, i remember this being shared around

I actually legit want the Candy Land movie