Do you think Brony Documentaries are getting old?

[Rainblow H. Ash 5,091]

I want a documentary on cloppers.

 

And the rule34 artists who exploit those weird moneybags provide a service to said people.

 

I want this simply because I have been thoroughly entertained by cloppers in the past and would like more.

 

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And boy did that sentence just sound so wrong on so many levels.

[Diva Pony 345]

I had went to the world premiere of this one over the weekend and I found it pretty cool (won't be released to the public just yet). Although not much different, each documentary has its way of explaining how the fandom originated. It is also a way to show non bronies what bronies are really like, for there was a large crowd of non bronies in the mix of actual bronies at the world premiere. There was a Q&A after the film, and the director of this documentary, Brent Hodge, had mentioned something about rule 34, implying that it could have ended up in this one.(Thank God it wasn't).

I actually went to the Tribeca Film Festival to see it. It wasn't bad in my opinion and after a little research and a shocker to me, it was distributed my Morgan Spurlock. 

So you are saying it has been picked up already?  That's awesome news!   Thank you!

[#1FluttershyFan 206]

I don't think they're geting old only because the only one I saw was the one on Netflix.

[Shanks 10,816]

I want a documentary on cloppers.

 

And the rule34 artists who exploit those weird moneybags provide a service to said people.

That I would actually love to see so long as it is not a documentary attacking or scapegoating them as I think we all had enough of that, like it or not cloppers are part of the fandom and they are not going anywhere anytime soon. I think a lot of people don't like cloppers because they don't understand how someone could possibly be attracted to cartoon ponies, so a documentary examining why certain sick bastards like yours truly "clop" from a neutral perspective and how every fandom has R34 if done right and how cloppers aren't that much different from other fans than there might be fewer people freaking out over what people jerk off to.

[Carbon Maestro 1,003]

It seems that Fox News now has posted about that documentary. It's a bit cringeworthy on the use of that stereotypical picture on the front page.

http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2014/04/29/bronies-documentary-grown-men-my-little-pony-brony-tale/