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@Tim_D_Morrill The reasons I’ve seen given are mainly “i liked it in some way so this sucks”. Which is fine but objectively it was a horribly written show. Character motivations and plots were all over the place. Decisions were nonsensical.
Maybe it doesn’t play by the book but everything that’s been by the book has felt extremely stale, uninspired, and has generated zero buzz. Maybe it’s time to throw away “conventional” marketing and try something that feels authentic and fun.
I’ve seen a lot of people refer to Ryan Reynolds and his marketing campaigns as crazy or disruptive or weird recently.
It feels weird to me because it’s just someone having fun with the marketing and making it fun for the fans. That seems like that marketing used to do.
Deadpool & Wolverine have hit the biggest R-rated Box Office opening ever.
The secret? Ryan Reynolds' marketing campaigns.
Here are the simple strategies Deadpool & Wolverine followed to hit a box office of $550 million: