High Budget Films
I still haven’t seen the newest Pirates of the Caribbean movie, but I hear it had a huge budget. I don’t think that necessarily makes the movie a success. If you remember, Waterworld had a big budget as well (the biggest up to that time) and it was considered a flop. The directors of that movie should have used budgeting software.
Here is a list of the top ten highest budget films, adjusted for inflation:
10. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
9. Spider-Man
8. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
7. Armageddon
6. The Chronicles of Narnia
5. Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End
4. Spider-Man 2
3. Titanic
2. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest
1. Spider-Man 3
The oldest movie on the list (number 50) is Cleopatra which was filmed in 1963 and cost $44 million dollars to make.
10. Harry Potter – Wrong Message to Children
9. Spider Man – Too Stupid for Words – giving children an impression that there are heroes in the world…there was one hero though and His name was JESUS!!! There aren’t any others…okay?!!
8. Harry Potter & the Gob…wrong message to children
7. Armageddon – Some of you Hollywood People are going to be real sorry when Armageddon really comes!!
6. The Chronicles of Narnia – Where the heck is Naria and on what Continent??!!
5.Pirates of the Carib… – There aren’t any more Pirates…are there?
4. Spider Man 2 – Hey do us all a favor and leave this in the comic books!!!
3. Pirates… – Good Grief!!!
1. My oh my, how stupid are these movie goers who keep going back not twice but three times to see this BS…