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Drew 3 year s ago
All those movies are terrible.
       
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Candace 3 year s ago
Drew, Valerian was okay-ish. But agreed.
       
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Josey 3 year s ago
Drew,
oh dear.. i just realized you are right....
       
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Joanna 3 year s ago
#13 Based on Phillip Pullmans Trilogy "His Dark Materials." It's more (and openly) anti Catholic Church rather than anti-Christian. This was a good film and the series is good too. Reminds me, I must re-watch Ken Russell's "The Devils."
       
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Dosia 3 year s ago
The first Pacific Rim was great the second, terrible as f@#k
       
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Greg 3 year s ago
Dosia,

John Boyega is not as great as he thinks he is.
       
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Valerie 3 year s ago
In Time is quite a good movie. Definitly underrated.
       
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Roberta 3 year s ago
well these movies pander to the chinese which never do well in the US.
       
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Nick 3 year s ago
Just another proof that non americans have a better taste dance3
       
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The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus (2009)

US Box Office: $7,689,607

International Box Office: $56,663,000

This is the movie Heath Ledger was making when he died. To complete the movie, director Terry Gilliam enlisted Johnny Depp, Colin Farrell, and Jude Law to finish his part. The film didn’t do much domestically, maybe because Gilliam’s surreal sensibility plays better internationally than in North America. The movie did much better internationally, specifically in Italy. The film’s distributor said it’s because Italian teens love Terry Gilliam. I kind of have a hard time seeing Italian teens screaming for Gilliam like he’s Harry Styles, but it’s what the guy said.

 

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