This summer has seen a number of big-budget failures, including Disney’s The Lone Ranger, which cost $250 million to make and has grossed $85.5 million domestically and $164.1 million worldwide to date. Guillermo Del Toro’s Pacific Rim, from Legendary Pictures and WB, is also a disappointment, although it has taken in more than The Lone Ranger.
Why.. why…why..?
A low budget based on a real story, The Conjuring stars Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga as Ed and Lorraine Warren, paranormal investigators who help a family who has been haunted by a dark force. Ron Livingston and Lili Taylor also star. It has exceeded the nine-figure mark at the box office. The Conjuring could be a turning point signal where the big production companies realize original horror is a hot commodity that, if done correctly, can make the audience love it.
I completely agree, conjuring is by far the scariest movie of the year I really enjoyed… and THE LONE RANGER, is too long
True, it’s scary
I read a lot of interesting posts here. Probably you spend a lot of time
writing. I guess you wrong, Johny Deep is the most talented actor in the world, why this film did not go well, blame it to the writer and director.
You’re right,
Deep is overrated, and every producer put big money in all his movies, hoping big return, but noooo, you need more than an A list star to make money…
Only wanna say that this is extremely true,
last summer was disaster for big movies.
I just love the drawing. Keep posting!