There are a lot of people who don't seem to understand how to play the game of capitalism in the role of consumer, and then they keep coming onto the Internet and keep complaining about how they keep losing. So let me lay it out for you...
To watch the leaked Legend of Aang film and then turn around and call for a sequel, spinoffs, or whatever is actively sabotaging your chances of winning at capitalism.
"But I watched the leaked film because I don't want to give Paramount+ any money! They're a bad company".
Have you heard of a free trial? The billionaires in charge of the world are, believe it or not, manipulable. And, sometimes, the possibility of earning a dollar is enough for them.
"The only people I'm hurting by watching the leaked film are the billionaires in charge!"
You really think so? You think the billionaire with 4 superyachts is going to feel the loss before or more than the people on the ground floor?
"The artists who worked on the film aren't earning any royalties. They've already been paid for their work!"
And you're actively sabotaging their chances of working on a sequel and getting paid again. You're actively putting a dark mark on their resume that may slow their career. Do you think, if the film does badly, that investors would be happy to hire the same art director? Or character designer? Or writer?
The truth is, Paramount owns Nickelodeon and, therefore, owns the Avatar franchise. If you want more of anything set in that world, you need to let Paramount know in a way they'll actually care about.
And, if you're someone who feels like all the films and series coming out as of recent look and feel and sound the same, you need to engage with films and series that are different to show your interest to these media megacorporations in a way they'll actually care about.
Whether you like it or not, you're playing the game of capitalism. So you might as well learn how to win!
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