What is your favorite film that happens to be a box office bomb?
I really thought this film was gonna be a mild success but after those first second week and third week numbers, I knew this would be a major box office bomb. Sucks that we probably won’t get another mad max movie in a long time.
Blade Runner 2049. Now widely considered one of the best sequels ever made.
Jon-El_Snowman on
The movie looked like dogshit compared to Mad Max. Of course it became a box office failure.
WheelJack83 on
Mickey 17
wave555X on
Not favourite but John Carter is pretty good.
AlanGrant82 on
Speed Racer
WoodyMellow on
The Thing
or
Shawshank Redemption
CivilWarMultiverse on
The Suicide Squad (2021)
Purple_Quail_4193 on
All time is Fantasia, because of the original issue in 1940.
Without rereleases I’d say Iron Giant.
Recently: I guess Transformers One.
Live action: Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
1111joey1111 on
I think the trailers are what helped to kill furiosa. When I saw the trailer I thought “oh God, this is going to be horrible” and I skipped it. It looked like a CGI infested bunch of nonsense. When I eventually watched it on cable I was incredibly surprised that it’s a great film in the Mad Max franchise.
It’s not my favorite box office bomb, but it shouldn’t have failed.
JasonsPizza on
Would Annihilation fit into this category? I loved that movie. The soundtrack and visuals were so intense in theatres
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Moonfall (2022)
Blade Runner 2049. Now widely considered one of the best sequels ever made.
The movie looked like dogshit compared to Mad Max. Of course it became a box office failure.
Mickey 17
Not favourite but John Carter is pretty good.
Speed Racer
The Thing
or
Shawshank Redemption
The Suicide Squad (2021)
All time is Fantasia, because of the original issue in 1940.
Without rereleases I’d say Iron Giant.
Recently: I guess Transformers One.
Live action: Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
I think the trailers are what helped to kill furiosa. When I saw the trailer I thought “oh God, this is going to be horrible” and I skipped it. It looked like a CGI infested bunch of nonsense. When I eventually watched it on cable I was incredibly surprised that it’s a great film in the Mad Max franchise.
It’s not my favorite box office bomb, but it shouldn’t have failed.
Would Annihilation fit into this category? I loved that movie. The soundtrack and visuals were so intense in theatres