1 1997 Titanic $1,835,400,000 - CRAPFEST
2 2001 Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone $968,600,000 - Dunno.
3 1999 Star Wars: Phantom Menace $925,600,000 - CRAPFEST
4 1993 Jurassic Park $920,100,000 - yeah this wasn't that bad.
5 2001 Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring $860,800,000 - Ok I
liked this.
6 2002 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets $827,000,000 - Dunno.
7 2002 Spider-Man $818,100,000 - Yeah liked this as well (Crap, I was
hoping for non-stop crapfests)
8 1996 Independence Day $813,200,000 - SUPREME CRAPFEST (Yeah this is more like it)
9 1977 Star Wars $797,900,000 - NOT EXACTLY GREAT
10 1982 ET: The Extra-Terrestrial $772,000,000 - BORING CRAPFEST
11 1994 Lion King, The $767,700,000 - STANDARD DISNEY NAZI PROPAGANDA CRAPFEST
12 2002 Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers $740,000,000 - Umm yeah liked
this too.
13 1994 Forrest Gump $679,400,000 - YET ANOTHER FESTIVAL OF CRAP
14 1999 Sixth Sense, The $672,800,000 - not bad...but why'd it gross so
much?
15 2002 Star Wars: Attack of the Clones $644,300,000 - KUDOS TO THE KING OF CRAPFESTS!!
16 1997 Lost World: Jurassic Park $614,300,000 - CARNIVOROUS CRAPFEST
17 1997 Men in Black $587,800,000 - UGH, IM GETTING TIRED OF WRITING
CRAPFEST
18 1983 Return of the Jedi $572,700,000 - i liked this when i saw it...at
the age of 7....the second time? CRAPFEST
19 2000 Mission: Impossible 2 $565,400,000 - THIS ISNT A CRAPFEST, IT'S A
LIE. THERE'S NO WAY THIS UBER-CRAPFEST COULD POSSIBLY MAKE THIS MUCH MONEY.
20 1998 Armageddon $554,600,000 - Dunno.......but I've labelled it as a
CRAPFEST before.
Bravo world. Next time you wanna waste 2 hours of your life on crap, go
for a walk and just send me the money you would've spent on seeing crap.
I'll do good stuff with it. Honest.
ID5.
The Invisibler Man.
Son Of The Patriot.
Return To Wicked City.
Terminator 3. (Yes, I know)
Here's my list:
Everything.
For the past 20 years, all sequels have done is wh0re out some name that's made money in the past so the studios have a lock for easy money. They only have to spend enough to get a good trailer.
Hell 90% of movies thesedays are sequel bait. Sign up a few slightly unknown stars, with a sequel clause in their contract. If the movies a hit with the kids, throw out a sequel or 4. If not it get's lost in the glut of junk never to be seen again and head onto the next sequel bait idea.
I think Steve Martin said that you usually get even more money for doing a sequel than you do for the original.
Back in Steve Martin's day maybe, but I think they sign them up early for the sequels these days. As in before the first movie yr signed on for the sequel.
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