By the way...can anyone provide numbers on how "The Day After Tomorrow" fared at the box office?
Let's hope that F911 goes by the same path.
If you annualize this return, seeing that this thing was in production for almost two years, that's a paltry 1.5% profit at best.
That's a flop.
But Moore's movie cost $6M to make and most of its advertising has been for free due to the manufactured "controversy".
If Moore only gets half the attendance his last film had, he will make a profit in excess of 200%.
Both films are left-wing propaganda, but one was made very efficently and one wasn't.
Correction. Last post should have read "in excess of 100%" not "200%".