How would you rank these 2014 100M budgeted flops?

[dxmatrixdt]

There has been a bunch of 100M (or near) budgeted films this year that have flopped or done mediocre business.  Since they flopped, they fell off the map.  Please rank these since they contribute to the energy of 2014 film.

 

300: Rise of an Empire

Robocop

Noah

Need for Speed

Pompeii

Transcendence

I, Frankenstein

The Legend of Hercules

 

do any of these have good technology?  does any cool scenes stick out?

 

I saw Transcendence and I, Frankenstein.

Transcendence had a good palette.  Lots of good cinematography and shots of super computers, blinking lights etc. You could feel it.

 

I, Frankenstein was crap, but it seemed it was made for 3-D.  Maybe if seen in IMAX, the shots of the creatures flying around stimulated the senses with the eye candy???  i did not feel it, but i rented it and was trying to endure it.

[ChD]

300, Robocop, Noah and Need for Speed were far from flopping. Maybe disappointments, yes, but not flops.

[Jack Nevada]

1. Noah (yeeesss)

2. Transcendence

3. Pompeii

[Kalo]

There has been a bunch of 100M (or near) budgeted films this year that have flopped or done mediocre business.  Since they flopped, they fell off the map.  Please rank these since they contribute to the energy of 2014 film.

 

300: Rise of an Empire

Robocop

Noah

Need for Speed

Pompeii

Transcendence

I, Frankenstein

The Legend of Hercules

 

do any of these have good technology?  does any cool scenes stick out?

 

I saw Transcendence and I, Frankenstein.

Transcendence had a good palette.  Lots of good cinematography and shots of super computers, blinking lights etc. You could feel it.

 

I, Frankenstein was crap, but it seemed it was made for 3-D.  Maybe if seen in IMAX, the shots of the creatures flying around stimulated the senses with the eye candy???  i did not feel it, but i rented it and was trying to endure it.

if you take into account the overseas grosses of Noah, 300:RoaE, and need for Speed they were actually moderate Successes. and I actually haven't seen any of those films yet, so  I can't say what I thought of them, I did want to see Noah but never got the chance really.

[The Panda]

Noah is the only one on there worth seeing

[Incarnadine]

300: ROAE was pretty decent, plus we got Eva Green's breasts in glorious 3D.

[superstancer]

There has been a bunch of 100M (or near) budgeted films this year that have flopped or done mediocre business.  Since they flopped, they fell off the map.  Please rank these since they contribute to the energy of 2014 film.

 

300: Rise of an Empire

Robocop

Noah

Need for Speed

Pompeii

Transcendence

I, Frankenstein

The Legend of Hercules

 

do any of these have good technology?  does any cool scenes stick out?

 

I saw Transcendence and I, Frankenstein.

Transcendence had a good palette.  Lots of good cinematography and shots of super computers, blinking lights etc. You could feel it.

 

I, Frankenstein was crap, but it seemed it was made for 3-D.  Maybe if seen in IMAX, the shots of the creatures flying around stimulated the senses with the eye candy???  i did not feel it, but i rented it and was trying to endure it.

Transcendence was better among all those craps.... id rank trans first and rest 2nd hehe

[boomboom234]

300 didn't flop

[Rorschach]

300 made its budget back. Hell, the studio was pleased with the results of how the box office turned out.