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mmichaels-71660 — 11 years ago(March 09, 2015 05:31 PM)

This movie wasn't a flop (it made a decent profit off of it's modest budget) and it was popular with the critics but it should have been bigger.The film had a terrible trailer. I can't help but wonder if the trailer and marketing had been done better what could have been?
The trailer doesn't mention that it's based on a generation defining bestselling novel.
The trailer gets the plot all wrong.
There's no mention a Catherine Zeta-Jones

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Very cool. Did you like it?

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