The summer was sort of a bummer as far as hit blockbuster movies. Not saying that there weren't any great movies, but most were certainly forgettable the second audiences left the theater. Speaking of forgettable, Warcraft, the big-screen adaptation of the beloved fantasy computer game of the same name, suffered the same fate - but only in the U.S.
While Warcraft (which was quite an expensive spectacle) tanked at the U.S. box office with a total of only 47 million, it soared overseas making 158 million in China alone. We can't really explain why, other than China must really love big CGI productions...
The summer was sort of a bummer as far as hit blockbuster movies. Not saying that there weren't any great movies, but most were certainly forgettable the second audiences left the theater. Speaking of forgettable, Warcraft, the big-screen adaptation of the beloved fantasy computer game of the same name, suffered the same fate - but only in the U.S.
While Warcraft (which was quite an expensive spectacle) tanked at the U.S. box office with a total of only 47 million, it soared overseas making 158 million in China alone. We can't really explain why, other than China must really love big CGI productions...
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