![]() But to me at least, I Am Not Okay with This was a coming-of-age story about Sydney's maturation and sexuality, while Stranger Things is a full-on genre series embracing large-scale conspiracies, otherworldly dimensions, a large ensemble cast, and other larger-than-life elements that justify its existence as one of Netflix's most popular original series going into Season 4. Not to mention the fact that both Sophia Lillis and Wyatt Oleff starred alongside Stranger Things' Finn Wolfhard in the two IT films. That's somewhat understandable, with Sydney and Stranger Things' Eleven (played by Millie Bobby Brown) do share some similarities in the "look what I can do with my mind" department. I think that one of the problems we faced with I Am Not Okay With This is that in many ways I considered it to be a smaller, niche show and they considered it to be a replacement for Stranger Things. If you put that on Hulu, it would be mind blowing, but on Netflix it wasn't that impressive. We had amazing viewing figures for a show of that size. ![]() Not necessarily number of viewers, because it's more complex than that with Netflix. But now that the entertainment industry is fully getting back into the swing of things as the COVID-19 pandemic remains a threat around the globe, TV budgets have become far more complicated, and it's no longer just about what goes onto the screen. I think I've seen a few people talking and the figures are about right: It's about anywhere between $5 to $10 million per season of television for the PPE, and for the testing, and for the systematic changes with which to make it safer.Įven though I Am Not Okay with This did feature a main character with heightened mental and telekinetic abilities, the show seemed to do a great job of balancing visual effects with maintaining a modest budget. We just realized that to COVID-proof the show was going to cost a lot more money. The show was due to start shooting in May/June and obviously it got delayed. We were budgeting, we were ready to roll. We were working almost week to week, not knowing how long it was going to last before somebody pulled the trigger on something that would have an effect. There was obviously the impending writers' strike, which was definitely a huge thing at Netflix. Here's how Jonathan Entwistle put it to Insider: And while it might be mentally soothing if there were some otherworldly reasoning, much of it comes down to the almighty dollar, as well as the threat of another writers strike. That seeming betrayal, coupled with the acclaimed series' cliffhanger-esque ending, sparked a bit of rage within fans once the cancellation news hit. Its just im soo bad at communicating and sometimes when i dissociate or in an episode I don’t feel real or ‘normal’ enough to interact.Along with the mystery drama The Society, I Am Not Okay with This was cancelled despite having already been granted a second season renewal from Netflix. I feel like I’ve been so lost in my own pain and have neglected her and i love her soo much i would never want to make her feel that way. The day before one of my closest friends said she felt like a fool cz she feels like she’s constantly chasing me and it broke me. Today i spent the entire day in bed i felt so depressed & shitty about it but couldn’t motivate myself out of bed. ![]() I suffer from depression/anxiety and I’ve recently been doing better but sometimes its so hard for me not to feel disheartened in the world, i just feel like its so useless sometimes, when im distracted i can sometimes forget but then i get in my head cz of my anxiety and it tells me im just faking. Its really hard for me to share and be vulnerable but i feel as if I don’t i will implode.
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