To all movie fans out there, here is a review of three movies that made it to the box office in 2014. There were 200 movies shown in 2014.All in all, the disaster films generally perform good at the domestic box office.
However, the Love story of Paul W. S. Anderson captive around a historic Catastrophic event ultimately ruin, both overseas and domestically. The special effects of "pompeil" film were a bit better, but the audiences, without question asked, chose and decided that Blockbuster movies with more effects and other spectacular objects belong to theaters in summer, deciding to watch rather the Lego movie or Robocop instead.
Need for Speed- worth it
Nowadays, video game films have a hard time finding for Financial Success at the Box Office. The Movie "Need for Speed" got fail badly. It needs a character and a pathetic storyline, but thanks to its humble budget and a super-charged help from a foreign markets, it is quite a good profit for the production. Hopefully, the continuation, if it allows it to happen and make a series movie, will deliver the aforesaid dilemma.
Noah- Worth it
One of the two epics released in 2014 was the movie "Noah" and was our personal pictured risky to be financial winner of the two- we proved us wrong. The unique take of Darren Aronofsky on the millennia Bible Epic Film which involved fallen angel rock monsters wasn't a hit within a religious circle, but the audiences all over the globe overflowed the theaters two-by-two for watching it.
Godzilla-worth it
Godzilla was on top of our Most Anticipated Movies in 2014, and even the film had its flaws by not enough screen time for the Big Monster and over attention to their supporting characters, it's not enough to maintain the bigger and terrifying crowds from watching and showing up at theaters.
The film captured a huge and strong marketing push by Legendary at Comic-con 2013. And across the world in the months leading up to it's moving. The film also made it into the Top Movie moments of 2014 with Godzilla's atomic breath kill picture.
Conclusion:
Many big-budget or risky movies paid off and did not get the hot spot at the 2014 box office.
While the Box office Success or not for a particular film doesn't necessarily mean it would affect the general moviegoer. It may affect whether fans of particular franchises, got to have and look a series or not, that's what the reasons why we like to discuss them.
