Keeping Up With K-Tee

HUGE NEWS! 👀 There’s going to be a #Bluey movie! The first-ever animated Bluey movie will land in cinemas in 2027! ➡️ https://t.co/617uocDYHT @BBCStudios @Disney @DisneyPlus @abctv pic.twitter.com/c0WWF4KWxW — Official Bluey TV (@OfficialBlueyTV) December 17, 2024 My initial reaction to this: "YESSSS!!! 🙌🏾 I wanted to see this happen, I had a strong feeling it would happen, and NOW IT'S FINALLY HAPPENING!!! 🤩" I still feel this way, but with a couple of concerns... One, it might be stylized 3D CGI instead of being 2D. 😕 The show is animated with vectorized puppets, which means it does fall under the computer-generated category, but the producer for the movie is only being recognized for 3D animated films... Maybe it's just because of a general lack of 2D films in later years, but...ugh, I would hate to see them switch...the show's animation is already SO good!! It would look EVEN BETTER with a higher budget! I don't want to see them ignore that poten...

I don't understand why people who work in the entertainment industry, try to go completely out of their way to insert things into the projects they work on. Not light-hearted things, like little jokey references; that usually isn't a big deal...I'm talking about more serious, story-impacting stuff. Like romantic pairings with main characters. Of course, not everyone in the industry does this. I'm sure most don't, but still... Having opinions and headcanons is one thing, but if you're working directly on someone else's project, you shouldn't be using your position to weave them into official products without permission. Especially if these things cut into what was already established. Or something that was being build up into becoming established. Changing the narrative for yourself, isn't fair to fans who were paying attention to the story.  Even if you may not personally like certain aspects of a story or character, these things are the way they a...