- By Kevin Jagernauth
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- November 28, 2012 1:25 PM
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- 11 Comments
As 2012 draws to a close and the year in movies gets reduced to a bunch of lists, when folks look back on the flops, Disney's "John Carter" will be at the top of the pile next to "Battleship." The studio's long-in-the works sci-fi adventure completely missed with audiences, divided critics, and was at best viewed as a missed opportunity, or worst as an expensive folly. Disney took a $200 million hit on the project, it may have cost Rich Ross his job, and while a small contingent of fans are clamoring for a sequel, that's probably never going to happen. Instead, we can continue to nitpick what went wrong with the movie, and most everyone can agree the marketing did "John Carter" no favors.
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I completely agree with Danny below. It is especially obvious that #2 on this list is a stretch and
Wow i'm glad you don't make movies!!!
Its an Extinction level event, what do you expect...go watch Captain America if thats how you feel.
Finally someone who gets it. I thought I was the only one who was disturbed by the senseless
I remember him saying in an interview with Harry Knowles that current projectors are actually
Nice job coming off like a film blog jock in this article. "If you care about this nerdy
Just for clarity's sake, he was the writer of Easter Promises. Not the helmer.
I agree with most of the objective review here. One massive bug-bear for me was the presence of 4 or
I like the pick for Quicksilver for the Avengers more than the pick for X-men. I want to know more
That was my issue too. I don't mind this plot twist, but there's no time for reflection in