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Originally Posted by wolfman-al
OFFICIALLY market performance, that what they say, even thou the movie did pretty good.
I?m pretty sure they saw the threads on Giantess city and else where and how the people got their freak on there, and got scared off. Maybe there were even some retards who were sending creepy e-mails to the people who created it, demaning that Ginormica should step on some people in the next movie or some shit like that.
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MVA did well in North America but underperformed internationally. Keep in mind that Dreamworks' previous release, Kung-Fu Panda, did great business domestically but made CRAZY money overseas (especially in- no surprise- China). I'm sure that the studio had some retarded notion that MVA would do the same and when it didn't, they lost faith in the property. I'm pretty certain this decision has more to do with unrealistic profit expectations than creepy GTS fans.
There's still the chance of a TV series, tho'. Nickelodeon supposedly has a pilot in the works.