American movies that don’t recoup their production costs and make a good profit domestically have at least one major hope in turning things around, and that hope lies with China. This is the situation recent release Crimson Peak finds itself in. The film opened to a disappointing $13.1 million here, and for a movie that has an estimated production and advertising budget of $73 million, the movie really needs China’s help. Unfortunately, they probably won't get it. According to The Hollywoo...
American movies that don’t recoup their production costs and make a good profit domestically have at least one major hope in turning things around, and that hope lies with China. This is the situation recent release Crimson Peak finds itself in. The film opened to a disappointing $13.1 million here, and for a movie that has an estimated production and advertising budget of $73 million, the movie really needs China’s help. Unfortunately, they probably won't get it. According to The Hollywoo...
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