Star Wars? (Prequels, Sequels, Anthologies, TV Shows, Originals)
Middle-Earth? (The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings, The Silmarillion, Unfinished Tales)
Wizarding World? (Harry Potter, Fantastic Beasts, Cursed Child)
A Song of Ice and Fire / Game of Thrones?
Marvel Cinematic Universe? (including Spider-Man, X-Men)
DC Extended Universe? (including Nolan's Batman)
Star Trek?
Jurassic Park/World?


(It's time for a new Ghost poll... Merry Christmas! )

 

I choose death.

 

Why doesn’t click back include memory erasure?

 

You drunk Ghost? You're kinda a boring drunk, man, if so.

 

Um, no? Why?

 

all = zero quality

 

Hm, I have not read/seen everything about all of those but from what I have and what I can gather it's either Middle Earth or Potter.

 

"Results are only viewable after voting."

This is violence. How am I supposed to know what to choose so I don't get made fun of?

 

NIAWYC

Though I suppose I'm relieved that this isn't another roundabout attempt to boost a Hillary Clinton candidacy via poll.

 

1. Star Wars has the fullest franchise out of everything. Still the most popular.
2. Middle Earth has some of the best quality, but not many avenues yet like tv.
3. Harry Potter, again no TV, but quality is there plus the immersion factor people do.
4. Marvel is king of movies right now, but quality various from movie and TV still cant touch DC's level.
5. DC on TV is pretty much king, its animated universe is untouchable but despite some success with films cant get a universe off the ground.
5. Game of Thrones? Uh no. Depth, detail, but the lack of his books frustrate everyone
6. Jurassic Park? I like them but no.
7. Star Trek...interesting. SW and ST have the most cultural influence over a longer period but its lacking on TV currently, although it had a good run but not really in film.

So my vote went to Harry Potter. Never read anything, only saw the first movie. How long it stays popular is the question. But you cant deny how much of an immersive world it has. SW, ST, and ME have this as well, but ironically regular people would consider that nerdy whereas HP is mainstream.

 

If anybody else votes for Marvel

 

just goes to show you that every franchise only needs the slightest nudge in the direction of failure. Peter Jackson's JRR Tolkien's Middle Earth crashed and burned with the Hobbit trilogy. Trek launched its film franchise with one of the worst sci fi movies ever made. Game of Thrones went off the rails when its original author decided that he had enough money to retire. It's now being completed as inferior fanfic. Star Wars is a scattershot mess that only persists as a franchise because of the bottomless goodwill many gen x-ers have for the first two to three movies.

Only Disney's Marvel's cinematic universe, from the release of Iron Man forward, is in an apparently unstoppable golden age.

 

what about the Lego franchise ?

 

I cringe every time Middle-earth is referred to as a franchise.

 

I see Ghost is back to his racist ways...

 

Whichever one has included Nicolas Cage, so Marvel I guess

 

Teen Titans Go did

 

Of those choices, I'll probably go with the SW franchise; even though IMO a few movies to date still left much to be desired.

 

I voted for Marvel, on the basis of Disney producing what is essentially a really, really expensive TV show over the past ten years. I could have voted for Harry Potter on the same basis, since that was the franchise that demonstrated that people will sit through a decade long sixteen hour story, but I decided that the MCU edged out the Potterverse. as well as Star Wars.

 

i'm gonna say alien/blade runner, since they're slowly being stitched together it would seem.

 

That was not a nudge though. The Hobbit trilogy was a bulldozer in the direction of failure.