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Nice to see a long haired werewolf in the 2014 movie "Wolves" with Jason Momoa as the head werewolf. He also sports a bun as a werewolf also. Corny movie but any movie with a long haired wolfman cant be all bad,lol
http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=wolves.htm
12 theaters in seven days.
$12,139 gross at the box office.
Maybe it was as bad as I thought after seeing those figures,lol.
i don't know if it was good or bad, I didn't see the movie.
One thing it tells me is very few theater owners were willing
to run the movie, (maybe a distributor issue?)
BTW, at 18 million it lost money.
All too often they'll make a movie and then have no clue how to sell it to the movie going population. (Maybe they didn't have the budget to advertise it?)
Sometimes I feel bad for the actors in these types of movies because they roll the dice with careers it seems. I think this would probably qualify as, "I had to food on the table." Hopefully Momoa can keep making bucks. He seems to do well in Science Fiction flicks and TV.
I wouldn't feel sorry for them, maybe they take the job to food
on the table (sure beats waiting on tables), maybe they did for a friend, maybe they have a contract with the studio that requires them to make x number of films, etc.
For every film that makes it to box office success there are other films that will never see the light of day. It may bomb at the box office but then it will be released on dvd and be
wildly successful. Of maybe the film dies at the box office during a regular release but becomes a giant hit on the midnight movie circuit. (Rocky Horror).
Or the movie becomes a staple for theaters that have a bad movie
feature or maybe it gets used on MST3K. (Mystery Science Theater 3,000.)
Every actor has a clunker or two on their resume, sometimes they have no choice. If you're Harrison Ford you can pick and choose
movies. If you're Susan Sarsndon at the start of her career
you can't.
scarily erotic < giggles >
I was expecting you to be a Wolverhampton supporter