I'm surprised he didn't mention the Renshi from Power Rangers Jungle Fury.Roger said:His go-to jiang-shi is from Super Mario Land, rather than Hsien-ko?
Oh, Bob...
Domestic (US & Canada) cinemas don't take that much; distribution deals are very favourable to Hollywood studios. But the double-production cost is still a good benchmark because of marketing and other undeclared costs.Kumagawa Misogi said:A film needs double it's production cost to break even the cinema chain takes 50% of the ticket price.Andrew Siribohdi said:You know, it's weird how you mention the Box Office, Bob.
http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=robocop2013.htm
According to this, Robocop pulled in $70 million overseas. Considering that it's state production Budget is $100 Million, doesn't this mean it has already broken even?
No, but a space sheriff series entry was used for season 2. VR troopers used footage from three entries of the metal heroes series from the 1980's: Superhuman Machine Metalder, Dimensional Warrior Spielban, and Space Sheriff Shaider. Funny thing, origially Saban wanted to just do a show based on Metalder but after the success of power rangers, they turned into a team hero show by splicing together three shows, that and Metalder was only 26 episodes due to low ratings. They also had to change the orignal name of the show "Cybertron" for obvious reasons.MatParker116 said:Fun fact that Space Sheriff show would become one of the basis for VR Troopers.
My go-to jiang-shi are the hopping zombies from the "dead are restless" level feeling in Spelunky.Roger said:His go-to jiang-shi is from Super Mario Land, rather than Hsien-ko?
Oh, Bob...
Was going to mention just that, thank you.Jman1236 said:No, but a space sheriff series entry was used for season 2. VR troopers used footage from three entries of the metal heroes series from the 1980's: Superhuman Machine Metalder, Dimensional Warrior Spielban, and Space Sheriff Shaider.MatParker116 said:Fun fact that Space Sheriff show would become one of the basis for VR Troopers.
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