Shockingly enough, I saw some of the films on this list(“The Spy Next Door”, “Furry Vengeance”, “Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore”, and “Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole”(not to be confused with “Guardians of the Galaxy”!)) when they originally came out in theaters. And three out of those four films were absolute trash. And I actually liked those films back then(yes, I used to like everything I saw in the theater back then, even the really bad films I saw!)! I’m embarrassed to admit that!
As much as I love “Tron: Legacy”, it was a flop, for all intents and purposes. It had a $170 production budget and earned 172M in America (which means that the production company probably got about 50% of that), and 228M in other countries, so it might have broken even, except I distinctly remember Disney marketing the poop out of that thing, like it was the next “Star Wars”. Considering those marketing costs, which were 150M from what sources I could find, I think that it’s safe to say that it lost money.
Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps?
It’s budget was between $60M -$70M and it pulled in an ok enough $137M worldwide.
Add Dinner For Schmucks, It grossed $86.9. out of a $69 million budget.
Eventually will get that movie posted. Thanks.
Shockingly enough, I saw some of the films on this list(“The Spy Next Door”, “Furry Vengeance”, “Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore”, and “Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole”(not to be confused with “Guardians of the Galaxy”!)) when they originally came out in theaters. And three out of those four films were absolute trash. And I actually liked those films back then(yes, I used to like everything I saw in the theater back then, even the really bad films I saw!)! I’m embarrassed to admit that!
Praying for “The A-Team” for next week.
Long overdue. Will get it up next week.
It’s posted…finally.
Last Airbender or Gullivers Travels.
How about telling us about “Sex and the City 2”.
Fair Game?
where is marmaduke
As much as I love “Tron: Legacy”, it was a flop, for all intents and purposes. It had a $170 production budget and earned 172M in America (which means that the production company probably got about 50% of that), and 228M in other countries, so it might have broken even, except I distinctly remember Disney marketing the poop out of that thing, like it was the next “Star Wars”. Considering those marketing costs, which were 150M from what sources I could find, I think that it’s safe to say that it lost money.
More movies to add:
– Country Strong ($15m budget, $20.5m gross)
– Unstoppable ($100m budget, $167.8m gross)
– For Colored Girls ($21m budget, $37.7m gross)
– Lottery Ticket ($17m budget, $24.7m gross)
– The Other Guys ($100m budget, $170.4m gross)
– Dinner for Schmucks ($69m budget, $86.9m gross)
– The A-Team ($110m budget, $177.2m gross)
– Marmaduke ($50m budget, $83.8m gross)
– Robin Hood ($200m budget, $321.7m gross)
– Oceans ($80m budget, $82.7m gross)
– The Ghost Writer ($45m budget, $60.2m gross)
– When in Rome ($55m budget, $43m gross)
– Youth in Revolt ($18m budget, $19.7m gross)
Also Marmaduke
The A-Team?
Love Ranch. Budget, $25 million. Gross, $146,149.
Added.