While that is quite a bit of Netflix talent, it’s not quite clear if Netflix talent is enough to attract and audience to a Netflix movie.
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Even the movie’s directors, the the Barcelona-born duo David and Alex Pastor, worked with Netflix as directors and writers of the 2020 movie The Occupant. Instead, it has the excellent Georgina Campbell ( Barbarian), and a host of actors with at least one Netflix credit under their belt already like Diego Calva ( Babylon, Narcos: Mexico), Michelle Jenner ( The Girls at the Back), and Mario Casas ( The Innocent). That being said, Barcelona is missing the notable star-power of the original there’s no Sandra Bullock to pull people in this time. As a result, this production feels a little more international, heading to Spain for its setting, and casting quite a few non-English actors in major roles. As the streaming service expands around the globe, the success of shows like Squid Game, Elite, and Money Heist consistently prove that Netflix’s increasingly global audience loves shows from all around the world. One of the major changes in Netflix over the last five years is the increasingly international nature of its content and audience. With all that skepticism in mind, however, Netflix is still being clever with how it positions Bird Box Barcelona.
And it’s hard to imagine this year’s horror sequel hitting as hard as its predecessor, especially as Netflix’s latest hits continue to be driven by massive stars, A-list ensembles, or lots and lots of action. Get the latest funniest memes and keep up what is going on in the meme-o-sphere. Of course, it was also helped by a mountain of memes that largely circulated on Facebook - because 2019 was bleaker than you remember it.īut that perfect alchemy of virality, suspense, and general spookiness isn’t easy to replicate. Funny Pics With Just A Dash Of Spice (23 Memes) - Funny memes that 'GET IT' and want you to too. The consistent excitement helped the movie generate impressive word of mouth buzz after its December 2018 release and let it grow throughout January 2019 into a viral sensation. But director Susanne Bier managed to keep tension high enough to both grab viewers early and keep them from getting too distracted in other words, Netflix’s winning combo. It’s exactly the kind of premise that lent itself to massive twists as well as some genuinely creepy moments - though not necessarily a good movie. More than arguably any other movie before it, it proved a streaming service’s original movie could be a massive hit.įor those who don’t remember (statistically speaking, the odds are pretty good you watched this movie), Bird Box follows Malorie (Bullock), a woman living in a post-apocalyptic world where strange creatures cause anyone who sees them to lose their minds and attempt to die in the most immediately available way possible - or in some cases, try to make other people look at the creatures instead. The movie’s release in 2018 received middling reviews, but a ton of interest from Netflix subscribers and an avalanche of memes helped propel the Sandra Bullock movie to becoming the most watched Netflix original movie ever - and it’s still in the top three. In many ways, Bird Box kicked off the streaming era as we know it. But while the first movie was an unprecedented hit, there’s no guarantee Netflix can recapture that same energy for a sequel.
#Just a dash of oops meme series#
The series that helped cement the streamer’s original movies as important pop culture touchstones is back with the new trailer for Bird Box Barcelona. On March 12th, Redditor zeroxOnReddit submitted a screenshot of a mock error page based off the tweet to /r/osugame (shown below, right).Netflix is bringing back its Bird Box franchise. On March 11th, Redditor nimeton2002 uploaded a photoshop Minecraft error message using the copypasta to /r/me_irl (shown below, left). That day, Twitter user replied to the tweet with an edited Google error page displaying the message "Uwu We made a fucky wucky" (shown below).Īlso on March 10th, 2018, Redditor Reddexter submitted a screenshot of the tweet to /r/me_irl, where it gathered upwards of 5,400 points (99% upvoted) and 120 comments within 72 hours. Within 72 hours, the tweet gained over 28,000 likes and 8,700 retweets.
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On March 10th, 2018, Twitter user posted a tweet criticizing websites who post cutesy error messages, using the mock example "OOPSIE WOOPSIE!! Uwu We made a fucky wucky!! A wittle fucko boingo! The code monkeys at our headquarters are working VEWY HAWD to fix this!" (shown below).
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