Big Budget disaters

I can find ways to get past that...

*has army of Sith ignite lightsabers*

Anyway, back on topic...

Ok...how about Cheech and Chong movies?

I don't those movies made any money...I never onced laughed in any of those movies of cheech and chong

The so-called "plots" were pathetic,to say the least.

the first one about them being funny crackheads wasn't a classic compared to Half baked.

They were neither big budget (clearly) nor disasters (popular enough for a franchise) so not really covered by this thread.

they do suck though. how many movies can be made about generic and repetive drug jokes and cliches?

Originally posted by GordonSkywalker
Fighting words, my friend! Prepare to defend yourself!(takes out lightsaber and turns it on...)

ouch.

sould hurt that one!

As for the topic at hand, would The Abyss or Total Recall count as big budgeted disasters?I seem to recall a lot of $ was put into them, but I don't know if they can truly be classified as "disasters".

they're known as classics, so no they arent disasters.

total recal made a good 100 mill in the Us

the abyss made about 70 mill in the US...so Gordon...no budget disaster...!

How much did abyss and total recal cost,just because they made money doesn't mean they did good.

Doesn't it? I think you will find that if a movie MAKES money then it has done just fine...

Well Final Fantasy The Spirits within made about $74 million in the U.S.A but it cost $150 million.That bad for the studio.

that is bad business...but still they probably earnd everytihng back in video/dvd sales and rentals...

Augey, then that movie didn't make money, did it? It LOST money...

well as I said...it earnd a lot on sales!

If a movie 'makes' money it has made profit.