Disney’s Teacher’s Pet.
It was based on a cartoon show I recall watching quite a lot back when Disney XD was Toon Disney. I remember seeing this in theaters, recalling that me and my mother were the only people who were in that screening.
More movies to add:
– In Good Company ($46m budget, $61.3m gross)
– Fat Albert ($45m budget, $48.6m gross)
– A Series of Unfortunate Events ($140m budget, $209.1m gross)
– Christmas With the Kranks ($60m budget, $96.6m gross)
– I Heart Huckabees ($20m budget, $20.1m gross)
– Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie ($20m budget, $29.2m gross)
– King Arthur ($120m budget, $203.6m gross)
– Two Brothers ($72m budget, $62.2m gross)
– The Punisher ($33m budget, $54.7m gross)
– Walking Tall ($46m budget, $57.2m gross)
added Wimbledon. I will look back into Two Brothers, if I remember correctly I had trouble sifting through French reports about financing. But my memory is hazy. Never Die Alone is a very cheap throwaway film.
Disney’s Teacher’s Pet.
It was based on a cartoon show I recall watching quite a lot back when Disney XD was Toon Disney. I remember seeing this in theaters, recalling that me and my mother were the only people who were in that screening.
Budget: $10 million; Box office: $6.5 million
In a few days, how about Walking Tall?
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What happened to Teacher’s Pet?
I assume that the reason Troy is not listed is because despite popular perception that it is a bomb, it actually turned a slight profit?
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More movies to add:
– In Good Company ($46m budget, $61.3m gross)
– Fat Albert ($45m budget, $48.6m gross)
– A Series of Unfortunate Events ($140m budget, $209.1m gross)
– Christmas With the Kranks ($60m budget, $96.6m gross)
– I Heart Huckabees ($20m budget, $20.1m gross)
– Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie ($20m budget, $29.2m gross)
– King Arthur ($120m budget, $203.6m gross)
– Two Brothers ($72m budget, $62.2m gross)
– The Punisher ($33m budget, $54.7m gross)
– Walking Tall ($46m budget, $57.2m gross)
Never Die Alone, Two Brothers and Wimbeldon should be on the list.
added Wimbledon. I will look back into Two Brothers, if I remember correctly I had trouble sifting through French reports about financing. But my memory is hazy. Never Die Alone is a very cheap throwaway film.
“House of D” isn’t on here? I thought it would be.
It’s an inexpensive indie that cost less than $7 million.
Fair enough. So even though it flopped it didn’t flop big enough. 🙂 Just heard about the movie recently myself and saw the reviews etc..
Terrible reviews indeed. The trailer looks like a parody of coming of age films.
Paparazzi. The budget was $20 million; total was $16.8 million.
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