"A pharmacy that meant a lot to several people." That's way harsh, news reporter lady. Although if it's only several, we may know why it's closing.
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I bet they didn't have enough film for reshoots. Another thing about the movie I find funny: for some reason they filmed the scenes for Helm's Deep in Spain. Even though they could just hired some college kids, filming in the states and paint that over. Filming in europe was still cheaper.
shame that wasn't actually morse.
"At work"? Wait, don't you work from home?
I don't think Nibbles appreciates your ribald humor or your sexual harassment.
GasBandit
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Word around the office is he's got a FUZZY BELLY
Maybe we should RUB his FUZZY BELLY
Dave
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I love how it goes from GIANT FAT COWS to vaguely dog-like elk-things to a screaming mob with torches!
As insane as this looks, I can't help but feel like I'm watching the seeds germinating that will lead to the collapse of the film industry as we know it.
That’s already happening. They’re just not willing to acknowledge it yet. Almost every movie has “performed under expected goals” on opening weekends. All the “reviewers/commentators” are calling things flops when we’re just seeing a shift in theater attendance.
They've also released some real shit movies, that never gets brought up.
Well, they've always released shit movies, but your options when and how to watch them have changed dramatically. It used to be cheaper and more important to take a chance on seeing a movie at the theater. There have been terrible movies that at least made their money back because it. Latey, I've seen movies called flops that eventually made all their money back, and even then some, but because they didn't break records opening weekend, they were labeled "flops". Some of the most financially successful films in history stayed in theaters for months, or close to a year. We don't do that anymore. Plus, people have learned that they don't have to wait a year for a VHS, so sometimes movies that people would have made time to see in the theater, they just wait a for more weeks or so for streaming.
It's sort of a weird combination of things. Studios are throwing more and more money into films, sometimes regardless of quality, because they want a "blockbuster". It's getting harder to make back that money, in no small part due to viewing habits.
It's sort of a weird combination of things. Studios are throwing more and more money into films, sometimes regardless of quality, because they want a "blockbuster". It's getting harder to make back that money, in no small part due to viewing habits.
Yes. According to this article the film is on track to lose $200 MILLION and may not make up the cost of its advertising and distribution - meaning it would have been better to not release it at all.
Also, major props for mentioning the 13th Warrior, a movie I also love unironically.