Captain Marvel added literally nothing to the Marvel Universe. If it never existed there would be no change to any other movie and everything would still make perfect sense. Additionally, it was boring and lacked a decent story. That makes it a trash movie all the way around.
i saw Waterworld on cable, it was a lot of fun. it didnt flop either. people are told that this movie was bad and thats the memory they have. its fault is that it was way too long so there were some lulls in the movie. it could have been edited snappier and there would be no complaints. its not meant to be a thought provoking drama, its supposed to be a big dumb action movie and it delivered.
i'm just going by the people who know about money.
www.forbes.com
yea eventually you learn that all these "BOMBS" and bad press, is just that, stupid reporters that have to write about somethingi'm just going by the people who know about money.
Waterworld - Even 18 years after its release on the very same weekend as Wolverine, Waterworld is still held up as the king of the bombs, which wasn't true then nor is it true now. At a then-record cost of $175 million, the Kevin Reynolds-directed and Kevin Costner-starring 'Mad Max on water' adventure picture was tagged as a flop before it even opened. Dubbed 'Kevin's Gate' and 'Fishtar', the film battled rounds and rounds of bad press concerning cost overruns due to the difficulties of filming on water, as well as the behind the scenes squabbling between Reynolds and Costner. The film debuted to mixed reviews and a good-but-not great $22 million opening.'The Wolverine,' 'Waterworld' And Other Flops That Weren't
Hugh Jackman in 'The Wolverine' (Click for more photos) Did you hear the news? Apparently The Wolverine, which opened with $53 million last weekend, is a flop! Oh, don't take my word on it, check out these various pundits which call it a "disappointment", "underwhelming", "disappointing", and...
While the film suffered from bleh word of mouth (it was basically a character-driven sci-fi downer with two massive bookend action scenes) and eventually cashed out at $88 million in the US, overseas grosses saved the day. Amassing $175 million in international dollars, the picture limped out of the red with a respectable $266 million in global box office. It was no mega smash, but the film eventually broke even thanks to home video and cable sales. It's no masterpiece, but it's no mega-flop either. It's a generally satisfying action film that made its money back the hard way. You want to knock an over budget Kevin Costner epic? Pick on The Postman, but leave Waterworld alone.
