💣Biggest Animated Box Office Bombs💣 (ad-free version)
Hi boss! Thank you for helping make this video happen 😀 It seems like 2D animated movies were steamrolled in cinemas by Shrek and Toy Story coming along in the early 2000's, which changed animated history. My favourite bomb was probably Iron Giant from 1999. Wishing you safety, calm and peaceful moments this February from us in Australia.
💣Biggest Animated Box Office Bombs 💣(and why they bombed) (YouTube)
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When these early 2000's and 1990's films came out, I was just a kid, and movie tickets weren't even remotely a priority in the family budget, especially after my parents got divorced around '97-'98.
Its too bad Titan A.E. didnt make the list. It such as failure that closed down Fox Animation studios and Don Bluth (i.e the guy behind Land Before Time and Secret of Nimh) quit making films after that failure that was Titan A.E. . I do recommended watching Saberspark's video on Titan A.E for more info.
Fun fact; It actually did but I ran out of time. I chatted about it for about 4 minutes originally but I didn't have a spare editor for it and the video was getting over-clogged XD I may still add it I'm not sure. I'm just going to have to put about 2 days worth of editing to add it XD Strange world also made hte list but I didn't have the editing help or the time myself to add it so far
Honestly i didn't totally hate Foodfight, i'd still rather watch it then Wish any day, not kidding in the slightest.
Black Cauldron's failure was especially tragic as got it's ass-kicked by the fucking Care Bears movie(which was already in like it's fourth week of release).
Mars Needs Moms is criminally underrated IMO and plenty of people like myself did want it, I thought the CGI looked great and not "Creepy" at all.
Rescuers generally isn't considered one of the better Disney 70s, in general their 70s output isn't that fondly remembered as you could tell the company was still floundering around after Walt's death and struggling to find the right direction to go in.
Charlie's Angels Full Throttle is a damn good movie, I would've loved to have seen that on the big screen
Nowadays you mainly see 2D animation with the direct-to-video DC animated movies, those look pretty damn good.
Lightyear also didn't do so hot because as AnMat pointed out by the time it came out Disney had trained people to expect movies to come out on streaming on Plus at the same time as theaters so a lot of people preferred to just wait until the film came to streaming
That's literally what I do.
Space Jam New Legacy is a good movie IMO
Mr Enter's video on Wish perfectly sums up all the problems with it. Sure didn't feel like it was trying to innovate, just felt like a desperate cash grab with it's cringy attempts to tie together EVERY single Disney movie into a shared universe. The original vision for the movie sounded way better then the one we got, Disney was so obsessed with tieing the movie into other universes for it's 100th anniversary that the quality of the film badly suffered as a result. Plus the animation looks cheap and the musical numbers are among the worst they've ever done.
Turning Red is a damn good movie in spite of the cliche and let's face it you're never gonna see a Disney movie with bad parents like that.
"Lightyear" was meant to be an "In-Pixar Universe" movie, right? I still think before Andy was gifted Buzz and the action figures were undersold, it bombed and the retconned everything to do damage control
yeah it was.
I didn't know the Space Jam sequel was longer than the first one
Really interesting video Strider! ❤️👍🏼