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Honest Trailer of the original movie.
Editing Room scripts of both the original movie and 2049.
Cinemasins of both the original movie and 2049.
Brad Jones did a positive review of 2049.
And again, OSCAR NOMINATION (that should be the discussion ender on which movie was more sucessful).
If you take box office aside, and you take the opinion of ALL bronies (this very site included, with the possible exception of Ledvi) aside, "Blade Runner 2049" was the more sucessful movie.
The thing, you can't have a non-biased opinion because you are a brony.
I brought up this subject on the Cracked message boards multiple times, and they unanimously declared "Blade Runner 2049" the winner (often while referring to "My Little Pony: The Movie" as "that stupid Pony movie").
On that subject, Cracked has talked about "Blade Runner 2049" in many articles, while it hasn't said a peep about "My Little Pony: The Movie".
PS: As Ledvi pointed out, even if "My Little Pony: The Movie" did well at the box office, "Blade Runner 20490" did better, which is my point to begin with. So even taking box office into account, 20149 comes out as the winner.
Honest Trailer of the original movie.
Editing Room scripts of both the original movie and 2049.
Cinemasins of both the original movie and 2049.
Brad Jones did a positive review of 2049.
And again, OSCAR NOMINATION (that should be the discussion ender on which movie was more sucessful).
If you take box office aside, and you take the opinion of ALL bronies (this very site included, with the possible exception of Ledvi) aside, "Blade Runner 2049" was the more sucessful movie.
The thing, you can't have a non-biased opinion because you are a brony.
I brought up this subject on the Cracked message boards multiple times, and they unanimously declared "Blade Runner 2049" the winner (often while referring to "My Little Pony: The Movie" as "that stupid Pony movie").
On that subject, Cracked has talked about "Blade Runner 2049" in many articles, while it hasn't said a peep about "My Little Pony: The Movie".
PS: As Ledvi pointed out, even if "My Little Pony: The Movie" did well at the box office, "Blade Runner 2049