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thismeintiel said:
JoeTheBro said:
John Carter was actually a great movie. It's a shame most reviewers and movie goers didn't understand that.

Oh and that Vita paragraph is just horrible! I understand putting it on a list like this but they should at least put some effort into explaining why it belongs. By saying it cost $300 the writer comes off as manipulative.

It's kinda weird seeing John Carter up there.  It grossed ~$283M WW, so it made back more than its "production budget" and made even more with home video sales.  So, it at least broke even.  Of course, movie studios always exaggerate the costs of movies to make them seem bigger than they really are, so it probably made a decent profit.

As for the Vita, it's really the only product on that list that has the ability to turn things around.  A few more good games, as well as an inevitable $50 price cut in 2013 (and probably a $150 Black Friday bundle), should definitely see it rise YOY by a good margin.


with marketing it cost them 350 million to make, and it brought it 283M WW. also there is no way its gonna generate 70 million in DVD/BR sales. it tanked easily. were talking about a 250 million budget movie here, breaking even shouldnt even be considered, even disney them selfs said it was a flop (according to the article) 

and yes the vita couldnt be considered a flop as consoles tend to have 4 or 5 year life cycles at the minimum. calling it a flop when it just started is just ludacris