Post by TheDayAfterYesterday on Jan 26, 2016 3:25:04 GMT -6
Would it be fundamentally correct to consider "one episode" fanimes as movies, since the fanime itself was canceled before the next episode could ever be created?
Regular movies last about 45 minutes or more, but I'm talking in the sense that the show is "over and done with". Yes, movies can have sequels but that's optional. It's very ironic to call something an episode, or even part of a series, if it isn't continuous. In this case, there is no previous or next episode to follow up on. So what do you think? Is it reasonable to call something a movie although it was intended to be part of series, that is now called off after the first episode?
I'd rather call them movies, so the people aren't misled into thinking there is more.
Regular movies last about 45 minutes or more, but I'm talking in the sense that the show is "over and done with". Yes, movies can have sequels but that's optional. It's very ironic to call something an episode, or even part of a series, if it isn't continuous. In this case, there is no previous or next episode to follow up on. So what do you think? Is it reasonable to call something a movie although it was intended to be part of series, that is now called off after the first episode?
I'd rather call them movies, so the people aren't misled into thinking there is more.
