Re:Uber discovered they’d been defrauded out of 2/3 of their...
by josefx on Monday January 04, 2021 @08:01AM
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> It became the lowest earning wide release movie up to that point in time. Each screening averaged two people per screening.
On the other hand it got displaced by Oogieloves which had $40 million in marketing costs. Critics found it mostly bad and the only award it won was for films produced in Brazil. Maybe there was a reason no one wanted to spend ad money on that movie?
On the other hand it got displaced by Oogieloves which had $40 million in marketing costs. Critics found it mostly bad and the only award it won was for films produced in Brazil. Maybe there was a reason no one wanted to spend ad money on that movie?