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that's good because...Oh, there is no hope to be found here.
Blood Raven Librarian_sl said:"hope is the first step down the road of disappointment"
d o aboxofficemojo.com_sl said:Spike Lee's Oldboy remake was expected to get a major nationwide release this weekend, but ultimately FilmDistrict elected to only push it out in to 583 venues. That's an odd release pattern that suggests lack of confidence in the material; fans of the original movie will likely give it a look, but otherwise it's not going to do much business.
11 years. 25th hour was 2002Spike Lee hasn't made a decent movie in 15 years and there was virtually no reason to remake this movie.
When's the last time you watched 25th Hour? I watched it a few months ago and it's baaaad.11 years. 25th hour was 2002
7 years. Inside Man was 2006 (7.6 imdb, 86% RT, 76 Metacritic).11 years. 25th hour was 2002
Spike Lee's "Oldboy" remake didn't make a splash in theaters over the holiday.
The film, a remake of Chan-wook Park's 2003 classic, bombed making just $850,000 opening weekend. [$1,250,000 total in 5 days]
Not a great start at all for a movie that costs an estimated $30 million to make and has the star power of Josh Brolin and Samuel L. Jackson.
The film may have opened in 583 theaters this weekend, but, in comparison, "Dallas Buyers Club" in 696 theaters has made nearly $2.6 million in one weekend.
It probably didn't help that right before release an artist came out claiming Spike Lee stole his artwork for the film and presented it as his own. Though Lee dismissed the claims, people across social media were angered, smearing the film's FB page with notes to boycott.