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Originally Posted by HushMoney
Just saw that "After Porn Ends" is available on Netflix (didn't watch it as it looks God Awful), and it got me thinking, |
I watched it. It was boring and looked like it they scrimped and saved everywhere they could. I can't explain it but it "looks" cheap.
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Originally Posted by HushMoney
I wonder how he's still making movies after what appears to be 3 disasterous flicks.
MiddleMen:
Budget-$20-$22 million
Box Office-$755,000
After Porn Ends:
Budget-$400,000
Box Office-not one shred of info=loss
Columbus Circle:
Budget-estimate-$10 million
Box Office-not one shred of info=loss
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You're forgetting DVD and other licensing. A movie's value extends past the original time in theatres.
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Originally Posted by HushMoney
Now, he may have made up for the bad box office with DVD/VOD, but considering how bad all the trailers for these movies were, I really doubt it.
Anyone have better info than I've manage to briefly scrounge up?
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Also, he is not the Executive Producer, only the producer according to IMDB (
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2672832/). The EP is usually the financial investor in the film, while the producer overseas the production of a film while preserving the original vision of the film. Sometimes they invest, but not always. Sometimes a person can contribute expertise to a film in exchange for a production credit.