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i think of cult classics as movies that have an aftermarket following
Posted by
zdroid (aka Zeitgeist )
Jun 2 '10, 13:35
By that definition. ...startrek and starwars would be king
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I think they have to be a fair amount offbeat as well, i.e. A Christmas Story did better aftermarket, but it shouldn't be called a cult classic -- nm
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crash davis
Jun 2, 13:39
I would think the aftermarket following should far outperform the initial box office, in my definition.
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Dr.Vermin
Jun 2, 13:37
This is one way to think of it, definitely. -- nm
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Beryllium
Jun 2, 13:37
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