A trailer came out, and people went nuts - but not really in a good way. People ripped into the effects work, to such an extent that extra work had to be done to change it. Really, that’s a somewhat interesting on it’s own right, as you really don’t get that from trailer feedback and movie studios - but it doesn’t end there. In a bizarre twist, the internet went ballistic about something and then supported it when changes were made! That is to say, usually the internet will get in an uproar about something - like “will not buy if changes aren’t made1” and then buy it anyways, whereas this time around people seemed to stick to the word and thought of “if it changes you have my money.” So it did better than anyone would have though, but how much of it is because it’s a good movie and how much is for good intentions? Tonight, we go fast with the movie version of Sonic The Hedgehog.