Originally posted by NickPapageorgio
The new garfield movie...
The new garfield movie...
It's gigli
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NOOOOOO!!! I love that cat!
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definately ! I went to see that with a chick and left after 5 minutes... worked out good though because we went right to fuckin after thatOriginally posted by count blingula
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I actually didn't think the movie was all that bad...Originally posted by maxdaname
Really? How come? It was such a cool movie...
but it seems no one really wanted to trek out to the theater and watch it either ;-)Comment
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Biggest Money Losers, Based on Absolute Loss on Worldwide Gross
Release Date <-> Movie's Name <-> Movie Distributor <-> Budget - Worldwide Gross = Loss
(TOP 5)
1 4/27/2001 - Town & Country - New Line - $125,000,000 - $6,712,451 = $118,287,549
2 8/16/2002 - Adventures of Pluto Nash, The - Warner Bros. - $120,000,000 - $4,411,102 = $115,588,898
3 7/11/2001 - Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within - Sony - $167,000,000 - $74,400,000 = $92,600,000
4 8/27/1999 - 13th Warrior, The - Buena Vista - $150,000,000 - $59,800,000 = $91,200,000
5 12/22/1995 - Cutthroat Island - MGM/UA - $92,000,000 - $9,910,021 = $82,089,979Comment
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Last Action Hero and Final Fantasy were disatsters.
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Double ouch!Originally posted by SykkBoy2
http://www.the-numbers.com/movies/2002/PLUTO.html
Pluto Nash
budget - $100 million
advertising - $20 million
total box office - $4.4 million
OUCH!
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No wonder I haven't hear of a couple of those!Originally posted by maxdaname
Biggest Money Losers, Based on Absolute Loss on Worldwide Gross
Release Date <-> Movie's Name <-> Movie Distributor <-> Budget - Worldwide Gross = Loss
(TOP 5)
1 4/27/2001 - Town & Country - New Line - $125,000,000 - $6,712,451 = $118,287,549
2 8/16/2002 - Adventures of Pluto Nash, The - Warner Bros. - $120,000,000 - $4,411,102 = $115,588,898
3 7/11/2001 - Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within - Sony - $167,000,000 - $74,400,000 = $92,600,000
4 8/27/1999 - 13th Warrior, The - Buena Vista - $150,000,000 - $59,800,000 = $91,200,000
5 12/22/1995 - Cutthroat Island - MGM/UA - $92,000,000 - $9,910,021 = $82,089,979
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Originally posted by sumz
It´s hard to be worse than Gigli.
No doubt that move sucked ass.Comment
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lol
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I fucking HATED that Pluto Nash joke of a movie.
SUCKED ASS are the only words I could come up with for a movie review of that piece of shit.Comment
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Sometimes I feel like I'm the only one who liked that movie...Originally posted by Trixie
Showgirls.
I'm even eyeballing the new VIP Package DVD for when it comes out........
VIP Edition, babyComment
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heheOriginally posted by sumz
It´s hard to be worse than Gigli.
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maybe if they released that 10 years ago, i would be excitedComment
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I didn't say I didn't like it, just that it is a stinker of a movie.Originally posted by SykkBoy2
Sometimes I feel like I'm the only one who liked that movie...
I'm even eyeballing the new VIP Package DVD for when it comes out........
VIP Edition, baby I've watched Showgirls HUNDREDS of times. Thanks for the link SykkBoy2! -- it is going on my wishlist.
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Town & Country
With a negative cost of $85 million (that's the cost of the actual film before the studio starts shelling out for prints and advertising) and only $6.7 million taken after a month at the cinemas, T&C is reported to be, officially, the biggest flop of all time (with only 8% of its total cost recouped).
But also here are some other major Flops:
Shanghai Surprise (1985)
Showgirls (1995)
Hudson Hawk (1991)
The Postman (1997)
Here is a tibit of odd info:
What have Gone With The Wind, The Wizard Of Oz and Citizen Kane got in common? They're all box office flops - or at least were when they came out. The Wizard Of Oz, one of the most treasured films in cinema history, didn't actually make money until 20 years after its release. Gone With The Wind, at the time the most expensive movie ever produced, couldn't even come close to recouping its production costs at its first run in the cinemas. Two re-releases in the 40s and 50s saw the civil war classic limp towards the black, but it took television in the late 50s to see MGM into the money.
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and i do not care if he goes to camp or has a vacation he sucks!SIG TOO BIG! Maximum 120x60 button and no more than 3 text lines of DEFAULT SIZE and COLOR. Unless your sig is for a GFY top banner sponsor, then you may use a 624x80 instead of a 120x60.Comment
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waterworld...Comment
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I agreeOriginally posted by toodamnfli
gigliComment
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Mariah Carey - Glitter...was the biggest flop
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Originally posted by AWC
Water World
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