The Reason Why the "Sonic the Hedgehog" Movie Succeeded

Credit to Paramount Pictures

"Sonic the Hedgehog" had a long, difficult journey, which, in the end, was a good thing.

Way back in April of 2019, the internet exploded, and not in a good way. Paramount Pictures released a trailer for a long-awaited Sonic movie. Fans of the famous blue hedgehog found his lifelike design disturbing. Paramount made the right decision by delaying the movie until February of 2020. When a new trailer was released, fans rejoiced. Sonic looked great!

Video game movies have been given a bad rap, and well, they've earned it. Most movies were either so bad that they were forgotten. If they weren't forgotten, that was even worse. One of these movies was the 1993 Super Mario Bros. film. This film is only remembered by how disappointing it was. With all of this, Sonic never exactly had a bright future.

Nonetheless, Paramount was willing to risk it all for a redisign. Finally, in February, Sonic hit theaters. As fans watched, the movie slowly rose to become (according to most critics) the best video game movie of all time. It definitely became the highest grossing, making a whopping $306.7 million. 

Many wondered why Sonic succeeded. Here's why: it was fun and original. Very little of the movie involved the original game. Seeing Sonic in the real world fighting a crazed government scientist with a human friend was exciting and fresh. Fans loved it.

Sonic teased a second movie multiple times after the credits rolled. And just like that, Sonic became a part of history. Due to the coronavirus and the closure of movie theaters, Sonic's delay may make it go down as one of the best movies of 2020.

Until next time, MrEverything4, signing off.

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