Hollywood wants a winner. In the landscape where some of the best -selling stories are subjected to overcoming the chances, the city still prefers to watch Goliath appears winning over and over. In some cases, the supposed cut puts the cart in front of the horse, and people who make decisions at the top should calculate what their expectations are, especially when making reinforced bets on the property believed to be a safe thing. "2012" was a very successful addition to Portfolio of Disaster Film PortfolioAnd the film was a big feather in the Sony Pictures cap for 2009 - a year that could be in another universe of how different that theatrical environment is compared to the one we are currently occupying.

Emerich Tabb Johnon Kuzak, Chivel E -Ezhifor, Tandy Newutn, Amanda Pitt, Dani Glover, Woody Harrelson and Oliver Plat to be in Gargiganan, like the characters in the center of this fictional storm. On the heels of a light economy that covers the globe, the film about the apocalypse was fashionable, as it was in most of the pop culture. Just ask Britney Spears What was the US national climate of the tail of Outs. Against the background of crushing tornadoes, tornadoes and other disasters that look a little unusual As an antagonistic force in a big budget movie at this point, Emerich patterned a decent story about the feeling of what people would do when faced with a complete and total accident. (Again, Much of the feeling in "2012" She feels purely "male" after living in the early 2020s and remembers how things feel in the closing moments of the first decade of the new millennium.)

As a useful point, "2012" was the fifth highest film of 2009, surpassing only with "Avatar", "Harry Potter and Semi-Black Prince", "Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs", and "Transformers: Revenge of Fallen". It screams "a sure bet" for me. But for Roland Emerich, the big returns of the box office felt like the beginning of a widespread disaster franchise, but the proposed spin-off hit of Grubi leads almost immediately, and no amount of success in the box office of the original film could save it.

The ABC saw the box office blast and began developing a spin-off for the small screen, but the speeds were turning to a television adaptation before "2012" even hit theaters. Roland Emerich talked to weekly party (through today) About their spin-off spin plans for "2012" and it is clear that he and other producers have already been thinking long and hard about how to push this story forward with the superior film's success.

As Emerich said about the exit, "the plan is that it is 2013 and it is about what is happening after the disaster. It is about moving the country." He continued: "It's very, very fascinating. The filmmaker then explained:

"We said at Mark, "Why don't you make a TV show that collects the film and leaves it and calls it" 2013? " I think it will focus on a group of people who survived, but not on the boats ... Maybe they were on a piece of land that was spared or the one who became an island in the process of releasing the bark. There are so many opportunities for what they could do and I would be excited to see it. "

All this sounds very tempting and it would be a fun way to explore the world of 2012 on episodic television, but there was a big elephant in the room above these lofty goals, which is the simple fact that Spin-off would be an ungodly expensive TV show. ENTERTIINMENT WEEKLY NOTICE FOR ABC passing the 2012 series He points out that the network has just debuted on other "high concept genres", "Flashforward" and "V", in this case, and the results were not very much to write at home. More factors have led to "2012" not to get a big TV debut, and the price feels like the biggest set at the time, which is a shame.

TV budgets have become a huge point of conversation In most entertainment notifications in 2025, more study is actively trying to reduce costs through any necessary means, and one of the easiest ways, once you have passed all these layoffs, is to reduce some of these very expensive but lively, prestigious TV. ABC Series Tend to Keep Things A Bit Lower Key Than Something Like HBO's "House of the Dragon" is now, but there's no QUESTION that a series that looks like "2012" "Wouldie". Now than "Marvel's Agents of Shield" It's Interesting to See A Show Like "La Brea" do so well on nbc over a couple of seasons Without Visual Effects Getting drastically it is easier to do on TV in the next decade between the two programs.

There is a world where they are progressing with the spinoff "2012" and succeeds, but there is also a universe where it all has collapsed because awareness of the audience simply does not come true. It's all a world of could, it could have, there should be as much as you can see the eye. Even in stories more than a decade ago, there are kernels from which the studio and networks can learn, as a slam-facing the surface may not be worth the long run. But I think we are losing some things when the decision to climb a series of production stems from directors to become cold feet than the audience to have a chance to decide what the project is for themselves, because everyone really wants a winner.