Good story on how the Disney bean counters can bury this thing.



Honestly, I enjoyed this movie....no, it's not perfect, but it doesn't deserve the pile on bashing its been taking.

http://www.businessweek.com/articles...-ranger#r=read

Have no interest in seeing this in theaters but i'll rent it. A buddy of mine saw it and said it was better than the RT reviews total. Probably just under Pirates

And Creede, Co.

That's how I felt about "John Carter".

I think sometimes people just like taking potshots because it's Disney. They seem to be almost as hated in their industry as Apple is in theirs.

Yea, it was obvious critics had the knives sharpened and ready to carve waiting for this. Pretty sad really...why would someone root for something to fail? And who cares how much money something costs or makes? It's not our money.

Welcome to the internet and the year 2013.

Jesus.

The highly anticipated film didn’t even take in $30 million in theaters this weekend, which is pretty low considering the spectacle’s $225 million budget—a sum no doubt inflated by Johnny Depp, star producer Jerry Bruckheimer, and award-winning director Gore Verbinski. It’s as if the Miami Heat spent lavishly on its three marquee athletes and failed to make the playoffs. Based on an 80-year-old radio series, the film failed to draw young viewers, didn’t impress critics, and may have a tough slog at theaters outside the U.S., given its Wild West setting.

Good. Looked stupid from the start, and the rest of the world is finally catching on that Depp has sucked for a while and only plays the same character.

So, you haven't seen the movie but decided that Johnny plays Captain Jack Sparrow in this film? What a bunch of ****ing bullshit.

How was Rango, Captain Jack?

How was Barnabas Collins, Captain Jack?

How was Frank Tupelo, Captain Jack?

How was John Dillinger, Captain Jack?

This movie never looked like something I'd want to see.
Johnny Depp should stick to Cap'n Jack Sparrow.

:facepalm:

Or George Jung or Donnie Brasco.

Yeah, it's just silly. The guy is a brilliant artist.

God, this just reminds me how much I hated Public Enemies.

Not one of Michael Mann's better films.

"Collateral" was awesome.

"Miami Vice" and "Public Enemies "?

Not so much.