What Went Wrong with Carl Rinsch's Conquest? Netflix's ambitious project, Conquest, directed by Carl Rinsch, promised to be a groundbreaking sci-fi series with a substantial budget of over $55 million. However, not a single episode was delivered. This article delves into the chaotic production, Rinsch's erratic behavior, and the ultimate downfall of Conquest. The Genesis of Conquest Carl Rinsch, known for his work on the critically panned 47 Ronin, pitched Conquest as a sci-fi series involving artificial humans called Organic Intelligent (O.I.) peacekeepers. Despite the failure of his previous film, Rinsch's concept attracted significant attention, resulting in a bidding war. Netflix emerged victorious, agreeing to pay $61.2 million, believing in the show's potential to draw subscribers. Initial Enthusiasm and Expectations In 2018, as streaming platforms competed fiercely for exclusive content, Netflix's investment in Conquest was seen as a bold move. The plat...
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