User talk:Rovenhot

The Fairly OddParents Movie
According to the article itself, and some online searching, the movie is not in production, and won't be any time soon, if ever, so there's no reason it should have an article. &mdash;tregoweth (talk) 02:54, 11 January 2007 (UTC)


 * From Notability (films):
 * Because Wikipedia is not a crystal ball, articles on films that have not yet been publicly released (either theatrically or direct-to-video) are generally not appropriate unless the production of the film is itself notable in some way.
 * Factors to consider are:
 * Has the film actually entered production or is it just rumored or expected to be made?
 * Has the production of the film generated multiple, non-trivial news stories? In other words: Does the film already satisfy the primary criterion?
 * Will the film be notable upon release?
 * At a minimum, if Nickelodeon and/or Paramount haven't even announced that a movie is in the works, it doesn't qualify for an article. Rumors about a movie, or Butch Hartman having written a script, aren't sufficient qualifications for an article.
 * And, yes, there are articles about unreleased films, games, etc., but they've all been announced and/or are in production. &mdash;tregoweth (talk) 03:35, 11 January 2007 (UTC)

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