Hollywood has a long and rich history of turning in some of the most intriguing stories in the domain of fiction, from deep dramas to epic blockbusters. However, even the best ideas don’t always translate into box office success, and several factors can cause this under-performance. Even some genuinely great films just failed to find an audience, either from a saturated market or a poor roll-out in theaters.Hollywood is always looking to find the next big hit in its films, but the market doesn’t always reward good ideas, especially if the script is flat or the studio doesn’t market the film well. Other movies can be doomed by a needlessly high budget, making it incredibly difficult to turn a profit at the box office. Many of these films stand as proof that a movie doesn’t need to be successful to be good, while others stand as a testament to bad handling of a great premise.Waterworld, when it released, was the most expensive film ever made, making it one of Hollywood’s most spectacular flops. Had the film been made more recently when the necessary technology became more available and cost-efficient, it could have kept budgets lower. Having a competitor to the style of Mad Max with the extra hook of being set at sea is a great idea, but its financial flop shut the door to future projects.
Hollywood has a long and rich history of turning in some of the most intriguing stories in the domain of fiction, from deep dramas to epic blockbusters. However, even the best ideas don’t always translate into box office success, and several factors can cause this under-performance. Even some genuinely great films just failed to find an audience, either from a saturated market or a poor roll-out in theaters.
Hollywood is always looking to find the next big hit in its films, but the market doesn’t always reward good ideas, especially if the script is flat or the studio doesn’t market the film well. Other movies can be doomed by a needlessly high budget, making it incredibly difficult to turn a profit at the box office. Many of these films stand as proof that a movie doesn’t need to be successful to be good, while others stand as a testament to bad handling of a great premise.
Waterworld, when it released, was the most expensive film ever made, making it one of Hollywood’s most spectacular flops. Had the film been made more recently when the necessary technology became more available and cost-efficient, it could have kept budgets lower. Having a competitor to the style of Mad Max with the extra hook of being set at sea is a great idea, but its financial flop shut the door to future projects.
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