I agree with this...:angry
that cant be right.Wow, Disney's taking a $200M loss on John Carter, putting it on par with the worst bombs in Hollywood history.
'John Carter' Loss Expected to Be $200M - Yahoo! Movies
The Wook
That's felgercarb.Wow, Disney's taking a $200M loss on John Carter, putting it on par with the worst bombs in Hollywood history.
'John Carter' Loss Expected to Be $200M - Yahoo! Movies
that cant be right.
total gross as of march 19th is $179,327,248 (this number is taken from boxoffice.com, seems pretty official to me )
the budget is 250 mill (approximately) do the math
LOL, yeah, right. First, I don't believe that number. Second, if true, that's NOT the film or film-maker's fault. No marketing is better than BAD marketing.Plus $100M for marketing. Says so right in the article.
That's felgercarb.
At worst, after video sales, it'll break even.
WTF, it got made, I love it, and I'll buy it, both 2D & 3D versions of it!
I'd *like* a sequel, but I don't *require* one, as this movie is a fantastic stand-alone.
The morons (high paid ones at that) in marketing should have tried something revolutionary- selling the movie as what it IS.
"YOUR GRANDPARENTS THRILLED TO JOHN CARTER IN NOVELS EVEN BEFORE THEY'D SEEN FLASH GORDON IN THE MOVIES! TAKE A STEP BACK IN TIME TO ENJOY THE FANTASTIC EXPLOITS OF A HERO FROM THE PAST THROUGH THE PRISM OF TODAY'S FILM-MAKING TECHNOLOGY!! SEE A MOVIE FROM THE STORIES OF EDGAR RICE BOROUGHS, THE CREATOR OF TARZAN, LORD OF THE APES! SEE THE STORY THAT INFLUENCED BUCK ROGERS, STAR WARS AND ALL SPACE OPERAS THAT FOLLOWED! RETURN TO SIMPLE FUN OF A BYGONE ERA."
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still 29 mill shy of what they said. and that would be if the movie stopped playing today and there were no dvd/bluray releases. no, they just wanna make drama, this will still break even. easter is coming up, people will go see it then
Let the Wookie win...:loveYou should've told me instead of embarrassing me like this.
HAhahahahah, it got made, it was great, I feel fine!
I've been waiting for someone to film something from the Mars series ever since the first indications of CG main characters. To me, the film was successful in translating the ERB Barsoom world. I know that there were lots of changes from APOM, some big and some not so big, but I felt like the result was true to the spirit of the original story while creating a film that was not dependant upon a cliff-hanger ending (read the book). My wife has never read any of the books and she loved it. The Disney folks couldn't get that far from the images that we all have of Barsoom and it's denizens and the action shots from such as Frazetta. It's all personal taste, in the end, but I liked it and would recommend it to anyone who likes a good old adventure fantasy movie.
Same road here! Love Gil Kane!!!I've been waiting for this to hit the screen since I discovered JC via the Marvel Comic series in 1977 and went on to the actual books.