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"
How was Galaxy Quest not a monster hit? -- nm
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by
David
they botched the ads to the point of criminal negligence. -- nm
Posted by
Reagen (aka Reagen)
May 24 '10, 13:24
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that movie skated on dangerously thin suckage ice...it really could have gone bad quickly -- nm
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zdroid
May 24, 13:35
It was also a Saturday release, IIRC. Christmas Day, I think. -- nm
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Inigo
May 24, 13:26
You'll notice I still use this as the blueprint example when I talk about good movies betrayed by lousy marketing campaigns. -- nm
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David
May 24, 13:24
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yep.
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Andie
May 24, 13:30
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The Break Up fooled people into thinking it was a different movie than it was, but it was a pretty big hit. -- nm
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Inigo
May 24, 13:32
I think the Break Up did exceedingly well considering. -- nm
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Will Hunting
May 24, 13:31
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