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Was Megan a fad?

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Do you see people still making & watching these movies?

 

It was so silly, I don't think she has what it takes to survive in the film industry like the classics.

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Yes. She’ll always be a one hit doll wonder, a product of her time I fear. Not everyone can be Annabelle. :gaycat5:

8 minutes ago, God_Donna said:

Came for the stallion 

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they said the same about Avatar

let's wait for M.3.G.A.N. 2  :jonny5::jonny5:

The movie was so boring and predictable. I have a feeling the next film will bomb.

I feel like she's relevant and of the times. I could see her being a classic in her own right. She represents a new age of horror icons, along with Sam.

Studios do a whole marketing thing and it makes it seems like whatever movie is the most important stuff at the moment. And younger people oblidged, fear of missing out.

You’re inferior to her, and you’re mad about it.

 

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Meanwhile my CULTURE-BENDING fave Meg(h)an stay unbothered :clap3:

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Of course it's a FAD! Put a blonde wig on a robot/broom/etc. with some pop music in the background and the gays will stan. 

Yes chucky girlfriend outsould her :giraffe: even the blair witch outsould

came for the one trick pony rapper to say yes, either way it's still yes

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