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wtf?
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- The vitamins don't do much but I'm able to stop cars with my feet.
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imdb.com's cast listing for
The Flintstones
indicates that Halle Berry's character was named
Rosetta
Stone... which website contains the error?
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about this fact:
The film's main title comes out of the clouds with a chorus singing it, an obvious homage to the famous opening sequence of The Simpsons, the first successful prime-time animated series since The Flintstones. Interestingly enough, a movie version of The Simpsons wiil be released to theaters in summer 2007.
In my opinion,the last sentence about The simpsons movie is completly irelevent and should be removed.
Who did Rosie play? Fred?
Reconstruction underway.
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The article claims that this turkey was a box office hit. That sounds bogus to say the least. It does seems to have legitimate sources to back that claim, so despite it blatantly contradicting what I remember, I won't dispute that point. What I will dispute is this article bias. The negative reaction from critics and the audience in general to this ungodly mess of a movie was overwhelming, and that's a claim I *can* back up with links to several, several movie reviews. I'm all for "being bold", but this is bound to create controversy, so I want to be sure my edits won't be reversed the next day
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Well yeah...? Being a box office hit has nothing to do with it being given negative reviews. People still went to see it which is what the Box office figures refer to. Reviews are totally different.
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The box office numbers and the fact that they made a sequel are pretty clear indicators it was a hit. I recall critics not only hated it but were baffled by audiences who were aware of the scathing reviews but were still determined to see the film and judge for themselves. The Flintstones brand and the novelty value effectively made it critic proof. --
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The article currently says: "When the Flintstones arrive at the theater, the logo has the 1956
Revue
jingle." What is the "1956 Revue jingle"?
By the way, there is a comment above questioning whether
The Flintstones
was really a box office hit. Well, it was the 5th highest grossing movie of the year it was released; see
Box Office Mojo
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- Fair enough, Metropolitan90. As I said earlier, I did noticed the reference links, so I think I can live with the article as it currently is. I questioned this movie's box office success based on the poor reviews it got (and keeps getting) from critics and public alike. There is precedent for movies both criticaly reviled and commercialy successful, mind you, but this one somehow doesn't seem to fit that pattern.
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Image:Flintstones ver2.jpg
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Why is the plot in another language?
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- Agree. The article seems to be written in some approximation of English, "but not as we know it, Jim". A number of the sentences simply do not make sense.
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