10 Movies Made For Terrible Reasons
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- These movies were made for truly cynical, unhinged reasons.
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I always wondered how Uwe Boll was able to make so many stellar flops over and over again. Now I know.
It sounds kinda like the plot of The Producers.
I still don't understand why the game publishers kept letting him run with their properties, even after it was known he sucks at making movies. Maybe regardless of the movie quality, the marketing effect for the associated game still worked
@@olanmills64 Postal was priddy good though.
...Admittedly, 50% of that is Dave Foley being in the movie.
@@AlexReynard and another 40% Zack Ward. Which leaves 10% to actually funny screenwriting.
I'd love them to explain the tax loophole that was used to bin Batgirl and Scoob!... because the excuses that the Batgirl movie was "irredeemable" is absolute nonsense.
Manos: The Hands of Fate was made on a bet. Harold P. Warren, who wrote, produced and directed the movie, was just an insurance and fertilizer salesman in the El Paso, Texas area. He made the bet with screenwriter Stirling Silliphant, who won an Oscar for In rhe Heat of the Night. Warren told Silliphant it'd be very easy to make a horror movie. The only problem was he was inexperienced and so was the cast and crew. Most of the cast were promised profits in lieu of a salary but the movie bombed badly that someone said the dog was the only one who got paid because it got a fresh can of dog food to eat.
And thank MST3K for making it worth a watch!
@@LostSoulsParadoxicalDoctrine YES!..."and then there's Maude!"😂😂😂
AWESOME 😁.
@Dancing Equilibrium I like that both Dr. Forrester and Frank are both seen separately apologizing for forcing them to watch it. "Once again, Manos...the Hands of Fate." Probably one of the best episodes they did.
If you think the original was bad, have you seen the prequel and the sequel??
Manos: the rise of Torgo and Manos Returns..
They make the original look like Citizen Kane....
And the Live-action Disney remakes to cash in on our nostalgia for the animated originals, don't forget those
And while completely unnecessary, some are actually enjoyable. Beauty and the Beast is a personal favorite for me among them.
@@benlevan5645 well to anyone else, they'd say those out there "they're full of sh*t locks"
Those are also being primarily made so Disney doesn't lose copyright over those iterations of the characters so its even worse than banking on nostalgia.
@@kiradattei ooo, this is a good point there
sometimes its the other way around
I always imagine Satan losing a high stakes card game to Uwe Boll or something 🤔🙄🤷🏿♂️
Interesting that you never talked about triple dip move The Hobbit
Yup, I came here to mention The Hobbit, but assumed someone had beaten me to it!
Yes! That was supposed to be 2 movies, not 3!
@@MechaJoezilla more on the line as 1 movie considering that book is like 200 pages less than all the other books. The changed so much in the movie and added a lot to it to make it 3 movies where it's almost a totally different story.
right
Such a shame the 2015 Fantastic Four reboot didn't turn out well because I really like Josh Trank's prior movie Chronicle.
I was bored in the opening scene
@@MrWolfchamp-xi3cu I also want to know. I hate when they use video stills they don’t address
That movie had the worst climax I‘ve ever seen. It was just 1 hour getting to know characters, then they went killing the antagonist in 1 sec and the end. I was really shocked that it was even worse than the reviews made it look
Loved Chronicle
@@viirusclan875 It was a low budget film that's why.
Hannibal Rising it's actually a GREAT movie, not only storywise but we get all the background of the who and why Hannibal Lecter became what he is in the sequel movies and it makes perfect sense.
That's why I nominated it for Nickelodeon's 'Feel Good Teen Movie' award!
What? It took ME back to my heady days of pimply youth!?
I liked the other novels enough that I was on-board for Rising. I liked it academically, thinking of it as sort of a fictional history book (though it didn't need to be novel length). Refreshing to see someone praising the film, though. 😎📖
Manhunter is very good and underrated.
@@briansullivan5908 William Peterson is much better than Edward Norton, who is also a fine actor. I saw a cut of Peterson talking to hopkins’ Lector, really more effective than either movie imo. Brian cox is ok, but lacks the menace we expect from Hopkins, though at the time he was fine.
Agreed.
$9 billion of that Cars mecrhandise ended up in my son's toybox.
The last billion ended up in my son's toy box, a Cars (3 drawer) wood toy box
Jason X (Jason but in space) was made solely because the owner of the rights refused to sign them over to make Freddy Vs Jason.
lol
Hannibal rising wasn't a bad movie at all. It was considerably better than Hannibal.
Well yeah. Hannibal was such a terrible Movie. I have love all books but the 3rd movie...meh. Nah its a shame what their have done with the story
“Poo-centric” is definitely the ultimate description of Blood and Honey
yeah like why did a horror flim about a bear who eats honey be made in the first place.
it just felt so unnecessary
I guess the FIFA movie didn't achieve it's GOAL!!!!!!!
lol
I always felt that the failing of Hannibal Rising as a movie was that they did the usual Hollywood thing & left out the most interesting aspects from the book, focusing instead on the schlocky horror scenes.
Dont' forget the awfull "Mac and Me."
I was about to say that.
Maybe that's why Orion made this awful picture with terrible results like marketing, distribution and so on. It didn't work for anybody and
that's why stayed away from many movies for good.
You mean the 80 minute McDonald's commercial?
Battlefield Earth may be a terrible film but the Rifftrax version is HEE-larious!!!
Bill: “so the guy who wrote this founded a religion with millions of followers huh?…”
Founded a religion on a bet 😂
@@sheridanroad2001 is that true?!
@@BR-jw7pm Sadly it's nearly impossible to fact check.
But a teacher at my college knew L. Ron Hubbard personally.
He claimed Scientology was the result of Hubbard being bet he couldn't write a believable religion (apparently an insult towards the author's previously published novels).
Unfortunately Hubbard won the bet.
@@sheridanroad2001 L. Ron was a notorious con man who tried to get Dianetics going as a "self-help" philosophical movement, but then got pissed because he had to pay taxes, and churches did not. So he did some tweaking and turned Dianetics into Scientology just so he could avoid the IRS and taxes...
And the redheaded friend in The Wizard grew up to be Indie singer Jenny Lewis. ❣
There was another Fantastic Four movie made in 1994 for the same reason. In this case it was a super low budget turd made *only* to keep the film rights and wasn't really meant to be released. I actually caught a screening of it in my local weirdo Art Theater in the early 2000s, and it is bonkers. Unsurprisingly, it was co-produced by the great Roger Corman.
was is bad bad CGI or "bad" CGI which you can pass ?
1994's movie was specifically made to retain the rights. I don't think the 2015 version was. They just had to schedule it in time to keep them. You don't spend $120 million on a movie just for rights.
This is like why Disney makes live action remakes of their properties: Because they CAN. Disney made its classic animated films based on properties that had entered the public domain, and now they do the live action versions of those classics to keep their versions OUT of the public domain.
And this is also the reason why Roger Corman did HIS Fantastic Four film in 1994. The producer of the film was about to lose the rights to Marvel unless he was able to make a film within 6 months for as little money as possible. That, of course, was Roger Corman's specialty. The irony, of course, is the 1994 film -- never intended to be released -- is in many ways a lot better than the Sony films. The Thing looks perfect, almost like how The Thing looked in the early comics, the costume for Doctor Doom is very good (despite the actor being almost unintelligible while wearing the mask), and the film comes pretty close to comics-accurate, which is more than you can say about the Sony films. The special effects are worse than your Daddy's Macintosh, but they were acceptable for the most part (the fight scenes are retarded, but you can't have everything for a million bucks).
the one with the blonde lady and chris evens? because if it was that one then I liked it but if it was the other one aka the "fan made look" one then it was rubbish
For #8, it still returned to them later anyway after Disney bought the company.
The only reason we went to the theater to see The Wizard was the product placement
This must be an old video re-uploaded because at beginning of this year a new Hellraiser movie has indeed came out and it could be considered a proper reboot. (and it's quite good,actually)
Yeah but it wasn't the same studio, Dimension lost the rights before they could do one of their own.
You talking about the Hulu Hellraiser? I personally throughly enjoyed it! I don't know the whole mythos of the franchise but I DO know all I heard on social media was people crying about how Pinhead was a female. People slammed the movie HARD bc of it. Again, I personally thought it was great! 🤷♂️
@@LordRain1031 I'm a fan of the original movies. At least of the first three. All I can say it's the better movie from the second. (Yes,all the other are quite shite but still). It's very well made, the plot it's quite good (for a horror movie) and overall its a funny experience. And about Pinhead.. technically is an interdimensional being so it doesn't have sex. And btw people are stupid, criticize something before even seeing it.
@@LordRain1031 I haven't seen anyone "slamming" it because pinhead is female. I don't know what sort of things you watch or read, but it is obviously filled with people that have no idea what they're talking about. Anybody that knows anything about the hellraiser universe was ok with it. Barker himself mentioned several times how it is a thing and everyone knows hes right. You are using social media yes? Maybe listening to people who are professional victims on both sides?
It sounds to me like Winnie The Poo Of Blood And Honey was made because... ummm... well... ummm... well, because reasons that's why 🤨, Hollywood what the f**k?, seriously, what the actual f**k? 🤣🤣🤣
The Hunger Games also did very well splitting their final movie into two parts
was the Twilight double dip shameless? absolutely. but. count your blessings that Twilight's bastard child, Fifty Shades, didn't get the same idea!
Manhunter was a very good movie how did it flop O:
Battlefield Earth was one of my dad's favorite books. I never read it. We walked out after ½hour.
Chances are, your Dad was a Scientologist. And a rabid one, at that. Those are the only ones who've ever had anything decent to say about that monstrosity
@@Hilz28 he was a fan of Hubbard's as far as sci-fi goes, but he was absolutely anti-cult.
I remember John Travolta saying that the movie is like Star Wars, but better!
@@sarreqteryx You're separating L. Ron Hubbard from a cult? Sorry, that doesn't work. The man was a psychotic delusional sociopath. Who took advantage of vulnerable, simple-minded people. Kind of a publicly known fact.
Prove me wrong. 🤷♀️
@@Hilz28 Not necessarily. Hubbard wrote some good classic sci-fi.
"Return to Tomorrow" is still one of my favs, and I have zip to do with any religion..
Manos: The Hands of Fate. The film was made on a bet and is commonly ranked as one of the worst movies ever made.
I once read that Scientology lays it on thick when they're schmoozing their celebrity members. I would say I'm surprised they don't have more propaganda films with big stars. Now that I think of it though, perhaps they do but most of them are subtler.
Amazing video Josh from what culture of movies made for terrible reasons,fantastic job. I kind like alone in the dark movie it was ridiculous hilarious enjoyable to watch too.
How did you not do two entries for the Fantastic Four? Two FF movies with the same cynical reason for being made??? When I saw the first FF entry on your list I thought for sure #1 would be the Roger Corman FF film because it would be too funny not to do.
the one with the blonde lady and chris evens? because if it was that one then I liked it but if it was the other one aka the "fan made look" one then it was rubbish > fantastic four
@@aliceramdom.s Not the Chris Evans one. The very first FF movie ever made that was never officially released. It was made by low-budget film director Roger Corman with no plan of ever being released. Like the film on this list it was only made to keep the rights to the property from expiring. Oddly, some elements of the writing weren't bad and felt true to the comics. But the effects and other production values were horrible.
Uwe boll is a menace
Manhunter was a good movie in my opinion. I had no idea it was considered a flop.
"Who the hell makes a sports movie where the executives are the heroes?" - John Oliver.
The Transformers: The Movie (1986) was made for reasons similar to Cars 2. Hasbro wanted to promote the toys, the same way the animated tv series did, so Hasbro approved the production with a budget six times the budget of three episodes of the original tv series (the movie's budget is $6 million)
Three notable things about the movie: 1) Hasbro wanted to promote a new line of Transformers toys, so the writer was told to KILL all the original characters off AT THE BEGINNING. This led to criticism about the film's violence.
2) It's the last film Orson Welles made, and he didn't understand the story at all.
3) The movie is now a cult classic. Partly because of the quality, partly because of the violence at the start.
I don’t get how Manhunter managed to be a flop.
It’s an excellent movie.
Agreed!
It was because of climate change.
apart from Brian Cox as Lector (not Lechter), it messed up RED DRAGON, changing a lot of details in a silly way, and threw in lots of silly action and noise.
Plenty of great films flop.
6:21 cant even lie😂 I would go nuts for the cars toys lol
Roger Corman’s Fantastic Four has to top any list. It was made solely to retain IP rights with absolutely NO INTENTION to release as a feature...something nobody told the cast and crew until it was finished. The documentary “Doomed” tells the story in almost heart breaking detail.
I’m surprised they didn’t talk about this!
the one with the blonde lady and chris evens? because if it was that one then I liked it but if it was the other one aka the "fan made look" one then it was rubbish > fantastic four
I have never heard of Hellraiser Revelations. I think I came across it on a video about ashcan copies. Yep, rushed out the door to maintain the rights. Despite how silly the reason on #6 is, I still liked that film. And hearing Cars merchandise sales being over 10 billion dollars, my jaw dropped! I am honestly shocked.
Don't care if wizard was a glorified ad I loved it.
Money talks, you know.
I agree!
Me to!
Battlefield Earth - one of the things that always bugged me about the in universe logic is how the hell did the Harriers still function after 1000 years with no maintenance?
And how had their tires not rotted away? And how was the fuel still good? And...
Really, the movie is one big blunder.
in the book, they trained on the same ships the aliens had, and had around 6 months to do so. I have no idea why they changed it.
They bought them from the same place as the jet in Wonder Woman '84...
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I'm gonna need you to get all the way off my back about that one.
Thats the power of dianetics baby!
I swear we contributed half the money cars made from merchandise. 🤦🏻♀️ my kids wanted EVERYTHING cars. We had the cars bed set, about 4 of every character car, the race track, Doc Garage and more. We have a big extended family, and they was always what he wanted for birthdays and Christmas 🤷🏻♀️
I like cars 2.
I thought cars 2 was more exciting then the other ones to be honest and to me it felt james bond like but without the boring bits
Tim Roth as "SLAP" Blatter!!! 😂
Ŕegarding Cars.
1) My son has EVERY Cars car from the original! He LOVED that movie.
2) I seem to be the only person who LIKES Cars 2. I find a spy movie using Cars to be so fun, and the movie itself enjoyable.
I have always really liked Cars 2 as well, so you aren't the only one. But I guess we are very few
The Wizard was a core part of my childhood
wouldnt be surprised if there were parents of kids that never saw the movie cars buying merch just because they had racecars on it
Considering how much in merchandising it made it's factually guaranteed alot of those sales were from parents or kids who have never even heard of Cars and still don't know what it is.
GREAT WHAT CULTURE VIDEO ❤❤❤
Is there any kind of cynical list like this, but where the movies turn out to be good anyway?
Hannibal Rising, the novel, is excellent, although it feels like background notes fleshed out when you consider it came after the other books / movies.
Hmm..the 2015 Fantastic Four gets a mention, but not the 1994 unreleased Roger Corman version that was created for the exact same reason..???
Silly me. I always thought that "Blood Rayne" only existed for a nude scene, not because of a tax loophole.
It was a great nude scene indeed!
I would say several Z-movies where the director is the main actor were made to allow him to have a sexy scene with the main actress.
8:43 Hey, Tobey Maguire! *Pointing Leonardo DiCaprio meme*
The two-part ending of the Twilight saga actually made sense to me. When I read the books, it felt like two separate stories, almost like the novel series should have been a tetralogy instead of a trilogy. The moment that Bella gives birth and is turned _feels_ like end of a book, and when she wakes up, it feels like the beginning of a new book.
There definitely is something wrong with trying to generate as much money as possible
You should've had the movie mother! on this list. The director made that movie just to take a bash at Christianity
Nothing wrong with that.
8:42 Is that a young Toby Maguire with a mullet?
The 2022 Hellraiser was actually kinda good C:
I went in with low expectation, and was pleasantly surprised. It was pretty good.
@@thomascollette6322 Yeah, I love the design of the cenobites
Fox wasn't being cynical from stopping marvel to make movies. It was Marvel's CEO Ike Perlmutter, who wasn't happy that marvel still doesn't have the rights to the Fantastic Four and the X-Men.
I enjoyed The Wizard. It had video game references. I glad I didn't see 1993's Super Mario Bros. Movie. Um.. I rather forget about that film. Heh.😅
Did you know? The Walking Dead show used a tax loophole shelter by Georgia Peach. Tax Loophole Shelter was known for being used in Germany. And Then, the rest of the world uses today. Tax Loophole Shelter still exists today.
I give these films on this list. A pass, and credit where credit to due. As a last resort and chance at it. I think The Emoji Movie was one of the most movies made, for ridiculous and cynical purposes.
I don't consider the Eragon film, as cynical. I like the fast pace route. I read the book as a child. I found it slow at times. When the film came out, I was in middle school. I was no longer a child anymore. I was going near my path to adolescent hood. In order to reach my path to young adult hood. I wish Fox had some involvement with the remake, than having Disney handle everything. As I known, let book adaptations either be film or tv. There's no forcing it on either format, let it be what it wants to be. Whether the author of the source material is involved or doesn't want to. Be what you want it to become.
Why Harvey and Bob Weinstein. Have a Grudge Against The Hollywood System.
Looking forward to another 25 years in the business, the brothers have already sought backing from several Wall Street firms. Of course, they will have to find a new name, as Miramax, which is derived from those of their parents, Miriam and Max, is being kept by Disney. But the often-volatile Harvey Weinstein is again thinking big. At the pre-Oscar party, he ended the evening by saying, "We've just begun to fight."
Correction: March 7, 2005, Monday Because of a production error, a Page 1 article in some copies yesterday about the breakup of the business relationship between the Walt Disney Company and the founders of Miramax Films omitted a passage at the continuation. The affected section should have read:
"The story behind the Disney-Miramax breakup, on one level, is about money and ego. The 12-year relationship went the way of many famous Hollywood marriages: infatuation, then betrayal and, expected soon, a divorce with a rich settlement.
"But it is also a morality play with important lessons. It was not enough for the Weinsteins to make great movies -- Disney wanted those movies to reap lots of money, too. What bothered Mr. Eisner most, said representatives from both sides, was that Disney had unwittingly put together a deal that, in later years, so richly compensated the Weinsteins at Disney's expense." Big mistake there Disney, big mistake. No wonder the weinsteins are split form Disney. They won this debate in the end.
I completely love the Wizard with my whole chest. Even as a child I knew what it was, but I didn't care. I totally connected with the characters and the story, and I still love it to this day.
It’s kinda foreshadowing that Universal would collaborate with Nintendo way before we got the present day Mario Movie made by Illumination.
Battlefield Earth, the novel, is nearly unreadable. The movie actually ends at around the half way mark of the book, which is ironically where I finally put it down out of boredom and frustration
You can add “After Earth” with Will Smith to “Battlefield Earth” as a movie made to promote Scientology.
Also, Orion is pronounced “Oh-Ryan”. The studio was named after the mythological character.
Oh, by the way, all the folks were talking about Orion, the Amazon based studio that some great movies like The Terminator, RoboCop One and Two,
Dances with Wolves, both Bill & Ted flicks and The Silence of the Lambs. When Orion was filed for bankruptcy in 1992, the studio wasn't
sure they won't have another string of hits starting with Four Weddings and a Funeral, The Madness of King George, Carrington,
Dead Man Walking, Fargo and Ulee's Gold as well as TV series was Paternity Court on Bounce. Today, the Orion TV/film library was
now at the hands of Sony Pictures Television/TeleVentures since 1998 except Dead Man Walking was now at the hands of Viacom
since 2000.
I'm not entirely sure that is correct. The story was written by M. Night Shyamalan based on an idea by Will Smith. The two are friends (or they became friends around that time), but the film itself has nothing about scientology in it, not as far as I can tell. It's still a really bad movie, the same way that all stories by L. Ron Hubbard are crap, so that's pretty much all they have in common. But just because it's a turd doesn't mean it was crapped by the same crazy lunatic.
@@gildardorivasvalles6368 Neither would I
"Greed is for amateurs"
Funny how that line came from a character called Top Dollar.
Lmaooooooooo maybe its cuz i was 9 when it came out but i literally LOVED 'The Wizard' and still enjoy it from time to time when feeling nostalgic 😂😂😂😂
If it takes a bad hell raiser film to take away a job from amber heard. It was a total win. We have an amazing reboot now anyway, so we all win.
Remember when Uwe Boll said that the Postal movie would make more then Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull at the box office because “Harrison Ford is so old”?
Good times.
I enjoyed the first Cars movie, not so much the others after.
10:45 There is actually a Hellraiser reboot from 2022 which didn't completely suck.
Top shelf 👌
George Lucas saw a Battlefield Earth preview and thought it would be a box office success .
Ah, oh my god!
My dad and I both loved the Battlefield Earth book and were INCREDIBLY disappointed by the movie.
8:41 Early Elijah Wood appearance in the Wizard
how did you miss Roger Corman fantastic 4
I can't believe Marvel screwed over Fox, again and again. Just so they can their other marvel properties back.
Battlefield Earth was made, because of Scientology. No disrespect to Scientology.
Despite Hellraiser Revelations and it's sequel ending the series on a mixed note. These films also featured Henry Cavil too. It was a "Hellraiser at home" vibe. Before there was popularity of movies at home with streaming services. This mark the end of the original Hellraiser film series. The 2022 Hellraiser remake. Is brand new iteration of the series. Not required to the original film and its sequels.
Uwe Boll used a tax loophole. Which gave the world attention. Okay. And no. Not for tax evasion or shady purposes. But rather for writing off taxes. As in either lower it, or paying the tax credits off. To justify paying taxes and the existence of tax loophole in recent years.
Battlefield Earth was the first film I fell asleep on in the theatre.
Dragon ball Evolution should be on this list.
Dragon Ball Evolution shouldn't be on ANY list of movies.
That would entail admitting it was a movie, and also that it exists.
Hellraiser 3 onward just aren't part of the franchise, in my head cannon. There are the original two films, and then there is this separate collection of human feces, two of which managed to get Doug Bradly to appear in them. The reboot was a welcome breath of fresh air. I genuinely want more of Jamie Clayton's Hell Priest.
I don't think Fantastic 4(2015) was absolute garbage, it is pretty bad but it had some interesting ideas at least in my opinion. The visuals were actually pretty good and the cast was actually really good. How they handled 'don't use Marvel Comics things' was interesting, it wasn't good but seeing how you can take something from someone else and put your own spin on it was interesting. The story and the whole air of the project that was terrible. It was made to be made not because there was passion for the work. This is a case where I don't blame the actors at all, Kate Mara was literally told not to read the Marvel Comics to learn about the character because they couldn't use anything from them. I did like all the cast and think they did their best with such terrible work.
the one with the blonde lady and chris evens? because if it was that one then I liked it but if it was the other one aka the "fan made look" one then it was rubbish
@@aliceramdom.s You're thinking Fantastic Four (2005) with Jessica Alba and Chris Evans. I was not.
Evolution: to market a shampoo containing selenium.
To be fair though, the movie was entertaining and enjoyable, and the cast delivered the comedy well.
The Wizard: The only movie in history to feature 11-year-old cigarette girls. Who thought that was a good idea?
A good chunk of these are “to not lose the rights” as if coming up with something original is utterly impossible
Trying to improve FIFA's image is, at this time, impossible, which means it's a waste of time.
Roger Corman's Fantastic Four was a far more blatant movie made merely for the purposes of retaining the rights than Josh Trank's was.
Sad that the very first low budget Fantastic Four movie is WAY better than the reboot, which I still refuse to watch the whole thing. Battlefield Earth is one of the only times I really REALLY wanted to leave the theater. Most of the audience couldn't stop laughing and riffing on it and thats why I stayed, live MST3K.
How about Birth of a Nation? A 1940s propaganda film made to put a positive spin on the KKK? If that isn't an awful reason to make a movie,I don't know what is.
1915? My mistake...still it was an awful movie.
How many films these days are directed by the studio and not the director that was hired?
Fant4stic wasn't even the only F4 movie made solely to hold onto the rights, it's just the only one that got released legally.
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Hannibal Rising literally doesn't exist, as far as I'm concerned. Hannibal Lecter does not have some traumatizing past that made him the way he is. He's not crazy or traumatized. He's unique. He simply sees the world in a completely different way and his actions all make moral and ethical sense from within his worldview. That's what makes him so terrifying and unpredictable.
Yeah the Twilight finale still angers me. I don't know if I would have wanted to take the journey if I knew what they were doing with the last movie.
As a child of the 80's I thoroughly loved "The Wizard" but now as an adult it is a very obvious Nintendo ad.
The last game is a new game (Super Mario 3) and then Jimmy's friends know everything about the game suddenly...GEEZ FRED SAVAGE! Enter this contest yourself instead of having your autistic friend do it for you!
The FIFA propaganda movie was #1.... Splitting a final movie into two parts is a good idea if you have five hours of material.
i actually loved the battlefield earth book. It is to this day one of my favorite sci fi novels, but the movie.....the only time in my life I left a movie theater pissed off.
The only good thing to come out of this film was Barry Pepper...
With "The Hunt" appearing on the horror channel, I half expected it to be here with it's blatant Qanon leanings.
When it was coming out, a lot of entertainment shows were saying Battlefield Earth was going to be the next Star Wars. And if you think the movie is so-bad-it's-good, you should listen to the DVD commentary.
This also wasn't the first time a Fantastic Four movie was made to prevent Rights returning an IP holder. A Fantastic Four movie was made in 94. It was so bad, they never released it. It cam be viewed in it's entirety on UA-cam. That time though, the Rights would revert to Marvel, who regrettably sold Rights to various Books in hopes of dealing with their financial woes & also the hope that they could have a cultural phenomenon like Batman 89. This is why FOX had the Rights to X-Men & Sony the Rights to Spiderman.
Red Dragon is based of the same story as Manhunter. The Ena Gadda Divida ending to Manhunter was due to the budget running out & no more money allotted to finish the film. It's not a terrible movie. Gene Hackman option the Rights for Silence of the Lambs & wanted to play Lector. The flop of Manhunter already made studios think the sequel in the book series would be a bad idea. But it still got made.
Orion: O-rye-on
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I still wanna see blood and honey!!!
'Tombstone' was made as an "FU!" to Kasdan and Costner by the screenwriter and company, BEATING 'Wyatt Earp' in every way...
Oh, and btw: 'Dr. Evil Level Money' is NOT "an outrageous amount of money" since the joke is that he waaaay underestimates the going rate.
Tombstone was made by the folks at Disney which is wildly successful at the box office in 1993. A year later in the 1994-1995
fall season when Disney board members Marilyn & Alan Bergman along with Elaine Wilkes, Bonita and Hilton A. Green were
saying the fact that Disney’s Tombstone was beating Warner Bros - Seven Arts’ long awaited troubled production of Wyatt Earp
as well as the filmmakers such as writer/producer/director Lawrence Kasdan and star/co-producer Kevin Costner. So does thousands of cast and crew members plus artists and technicians too. Sometimes it’s okay to forgive and forget about it and then move on to new projects.
@@markelijio6012 That's not how it went down. Do your research and you'll see it's worse than what I said...
I loved the novel hanabel rising
Honestly, if you read the book of Breaking Dawn, it makes perfect sense to break it into 2 parts. The book was in 2 parts, before Bella became a vampire and after. Besides, it was a much bigger book lengthwise than the previous 3, so making it into 1 movie would have left quite a bit out. And yes there was some content added to the movies but overall, there were good adaptations of the final book
yeah the flims were ok. I never read the books but the flims were ok