Allstar wrote:Movie was such a disappointment.
James wrote:Allstar wrote:Movie was such a disappointment.
Tell me about it! was so disappointed. The book was fantastic. They could have fitted more in - in the same amount of time. script wasnt that great. Sony wanting it cut down didnt help. Fincher not releasing a better cut wont help. Was just so boring. Nothing happened. Geniunely like Panic Room better.
Some people must just be lying to themselves that this movies amazing. My signatures pretty cool though.
James wrote:Allstar wrote:Movie was such a disappointment.
Tell me about it! was so disappointed. The book was fantastic. They could have fitted more in - in the same amount of time. script wasnt that great. Sony wanting it cut down didnt help. Fincher not releasing a better cut wont help. Was just so boring. Nothing happened. Geniunely like Panic Room better.
Some people must just be lying to themselves that this movies amazing. My signatures pretty cool though.
m4st4 wrote:Two more days of waiting for me:
James wrote:Allstar wrote:Movie was such a disappointment.
Tell me about it! was so disappointed. The book was fantastic. They could have fitted more in - in the same amount of time. script wasnt that great. Sony wanting it cut down didnt help. Fincher not releasing a better cut wont help. Was just so boring. Nothing happened. Geniunely like Panic Room better.
Some people must just be lying to themselves that this movies amazing. My signatures pretty cool though.
Vader182 wrote:Didn't get that close to breaking even all said and done, if there's sequels, they'll need pretty big budget cuts I'm guessing.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/enterta ... treet.html
Makes the already low changes of Fincher coming back even less.
-Vader
Vader182 wrote:Didn't get that close to breaking even all said and done, if there's sequels, they'll need pretty big budget cuts I'm guessing.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/enterta ... treet.html
Makes the already low changes of Fincher coming back even less.
-Vader
Returns of $231 million in worldwide box office wasn't enough to turn a profit on "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo."
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer disclosed in financial results released this week that it is booking what Co-Chief Executive Gary Barber called a "modest loss" on the film. On a conference call with shareholders, he said the independent studio, which covered 20% of the approximately $100-million production budget for the movie co-financed and distributed by Sony Pictures, needed "Dragon Tattoo" to collect about 10% more revenue in order to break even.
