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Appreciating Charlie's Angels
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<blockquote data-quote="ChrisSumner" data-source="post: 191616" data-attributes="member: 759"><p>Honestly for such a "flop" the reviews aren't too bad. In fact before box office reports came out they were mostly positive and the audience score is a B+. I think the press just prefers the story of a dramatic flop more so they're running with it. On Twitter most of the response is people being surprised it's good based on what they'd heard. </p><p></p><p>The reason I think it failed though is down to marketing. They didn't market it as a potential franchise of action films and highlight the action. It was marketed as a fluffy chick flick. I also think promoting the well known supporting cast and Jacklyn Smith's return could've helped the fact that the main cast is mostly unknown. I also would've had Drew Barrymore cameo instead of only using her on pictures. People were confused thinking this was a remake instead of a reboot that brought all the projects together and in today's market that would've given them a boost.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ChrisSumner, post: 191616, member: 759"] Honestly for such a "flop" the reviews aren't too bad. In fact before box office reports came out they were mostly positive and the audience score is a B+. I think the press just prefers the story of a dramatic flop more so they're running with it. On Twitter most of the response is people being surprised it's good based on what they'd heard. The reason I think it failed though is down to marketing. They didn't market it as a potential franchise of action films and highlight the action. It was marketed as a fluffy chick flick. I also think promoting the well known supporting cast and Jacklyn Smith's return could've helped the fact that the main cast is mostly unknown. I also would've had Drew Barrymore cameo instead of only using her on pictures. People were confused thinking this was a remake instead of a reboot that brought all the projects together and in today's market that would've given them a boost. [/QUOTE]
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