Nintendo Hates Justin Bieber
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nah.Stabby Joe said:
that's a last ditch effort to stay in the media.
after hi carreer is practicaly dead.
that and checking into an insane asylem.
it's the two ways a celebrity can get back on top.
or they could actually improve their work, but then again that requires WORK.
Aren't biopics generally reserved for that low point in a career after the drug induced nose dive but sometime after the recover and regrouping of the band?
"free advertising"?
Why would Nintendo knowingly green light anti-nintendo propaganda in the media?
Why would Nintendo knowingly green light anti-nintendo propaganda in the media?
You see the difference is that Scott Pilgrim was an awesome movie and this Bieber movie is going to be awful. With no chance of it being watchable for anyone besides the the screaming mass of unbridled idiocy that makes up the majority of Biebers fan base.
Almost all music used in films, including theme songs for other properties, are paid for to be used in the film. I bet the beiber film wanted to use it for free and now they're trying to bad mouth Nintendo for expecting compensation to use property Nintendo owns.
The same kind of people who listen to Justin Beiber.Irridium said:
And the fact that the director of this movie Tweets with worse spelling and grammar than Kanye West, I think that this just makes the movie look worse and not Nintendo.
Isn't that what his concerts are? Nothing like Pendulums...lee1287 said:
First of all, good on Nintendo! They know what good product association is!
And secondly, why does the director type like my chav freinds?
The reason they let Edgar Wright use the Zelda music in Scott Pilgrim is because he said they were like nursery rhymes for a generation. I guess they're pretty selective about it.
'Lost out on free advertising' eh?
Let's look at this.
Justin Beiber, a guy who has been around for a few years and garnered the attention of slavering pre-teen morons...
Mario, a character that has just recently celebrated it's 25th anniversary and has yet to fail at selling something just by having his face on it...
Yeah, so much free advertising lost...
Props to Nintendo.
Let's look at this.
Justin Beiber, a guy who has been around for a few years and garnered the attention of slavering pre-teen morons...
Mario, a character that has just recently celebrated it's 25th anniversary and has yet to fail at selling something just by having his face on it...
Yeah, so much free advertising lost...
Props to Nintendo.
I think Miyamoto doesn't want to sell out his creations for the sake of netting a few million bucks, Mario has been a symbol for Nintendo since the early eighties.
Either that, or he doesnt wan't to assosiate it with some guy who's fans only likes him for his Disney-esque fame (the infamous kind, not the Pixar kind), besides once his voice drops and puberty sets in his fans might not even like him anymore.
What was Step Up anyway? never even seen any adverts about it except for the DVDs being on sale at places like Morrisons.
Probally jumping the gun though, did they even menction where in the film they were using the music? could just be a context thing, or perhaps it's different with Scott Pilgrim just because of it's slight videogame overtones perhaps?
Either that, or he doesnt wan't to assosiate it with some guy who's fans only likes him for his Disney-esque fame (the infamous kind, not the Pixar kind), besides once his voice drops and puberty sets in his fans might not even like him anymore.
What was Step Up anyway? never even seen any adverts about it except for the DVDs being on sale at places like Morrisons.
Probally jumping the gun though, did they even menction where in the film they were using the music? could just be a context thing, or perhaps it's different with Scott Pilgrim just because of it's slight videogame overtones perhaps?
