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Some movies manage to connect deeply with the public right out of the gate. Whether a family classic likeE.t .: The extra terrestrialA space opera asStars warsOr a romantic historical drama asTitanicThe choice few snack breaks headpieces office and capture hearts as soon as they hit the theaters. But other iconic films were not built in one weekend opening. In fact, some of the films that changed cinema history have barely made aBlip box office when they were published for the first time. They were really undisputedbombs films.

But if it was through a privileged position on theShelf blocBuster, A television TV which attracted the eyes of the impatient song, or an interactive screening event midnight, these films have built a fandom over the years. They all proved that slow and steady wins the race sometimes. Read onMovies list You do not believe have never been regarded as failures.

Today,Heatherisquoted on the regular. He even had a television adaptation in 2018, was turned into music, and madeEsquire the list ofbest high school movies ever. This is the ultimate1980s Style and lingo ( "gag me with a spoon", anyone?).

But whenHeather was released in 1989, the satire of high school, featuring a youngWinona ryderandChristian slater, Introduced only 1.1 million dollars, which was not even half of its 3 million budget. With the rental of the mouth and home video, bomb bomb Box has grown in popularity to become the legend it is today.

Shannen Doherty, Who plays Heather Duke in the film, saidWeekly entertainment:"It did not even leave me until the people were like" this is my favorite movie! "Then you begin to realize the impact he had."

You would be hard to pass a weekend without seeingShawshank Redemptionon at least one cable channel. Today, the prison drama, featuringTim RobbinsandMorgan FreemanProudly seat at the tip of the probe of the NMDBThe greatest films ever made. "About everywhere you go, people say:"The Redemption of Shawshank-Great film I've ever seen, says FreemanVanity fair. Robbins added: "I swear to God, worldwide-in the whole world-Lasson I go, there are people who say, "This movie changed my life." "

But when it opened in 1994,Shawshank hardly recorded. He failed to win a million dollars opening weekend, from the number nine spot behind aRosie O'Donnellcomedy calledExit Eden. He eventually brought 16 million box office in the United States at its initial publication, falling rapidly to recover its $ 25 million budget.

It was a slow and steady climb, like the character in the movie Robbins - who earnedShawshankA prestigious place in cinematic history. After nabbing sevenOscar NominationsThe film became the most rented movie of 1995. And thanks to réexécites on TNT in 1997Shawshankhas become a staple in American households, bursting cult classic status and becoming a star of bonfide.

The Wizard of Ozis one of the mostclassic American Movies. He brought us "somewhere over the rainbow sky", became the prime example of good versus evil, and it has inspired many spin-offs related to the OZ as Broadway'sBad.

But when it first opened in 1939, he was not even able to recover its 3 million budget. According tocollider,The Wizard of Oz ended up being a loss of $ 1.1 million for MGM, the studio that made it. "Fantasy is always a risk at the box office," wroteChristopher Finch, Author ofJudy Garland BiographyRainbow: the stormy life of Judy Garland. "The film was enormously successful as a book and it was also a major stage hit, but previous attempts to bring it to the screen were small failures."

Sure,The Wizard of Ozhas become something that a "local failure". Annual emissions on CBS in the 1950s and some resets started in the 1940s cemented the musical place is the story of the film. Once again, this one is much more than a cult classic - it's akinematic icon.

Fighter clubhas become a dormitory clip. But when it was published in 1999, it was a 20th century Fox cinema bomb. TheBrad Pitt-Edward Norton Starrer fired only $ 37 million on a $ 63 million budget, do not include all the money that the studio has grown to determine how to market this dark and sinuous thriller.

Despite the yields relating to theaters, directorDavid Fincherwas determined to helpFighter clubFind a house. It has been strongly invested in the release of the movie's house, including a specially conditioned DVD with its comment that broke out on the complicated film. And Lo and Behold, it worked. The movie won the first place onWeekly entertainment. list of 50 essential DVDs and he quickly became one of theThe largest sales DVDs In the story of Fox.

Based on the classicRoald Dahl novel and featuringGene Wilder,Willy Wonka and ChocolaterieI had a lot for that, but it just did not captured the theater audiences in 1971, he did not allow him to criticize. The famousGene Siskelcalled it "barely acceptable" andThe New York TimesThe stamme like "tedious and steasure with little spark and small precious humor."

The primordial photos have been so disappointed withWonka Returns - Only 1 Million Dollars - That the Studio dropped the rights to the film in 1977.Warner Bros. engulfed To buy it for a fraction of what it cost ($ 550,000 from $ 550,000 for a $ 3 million movie). The new studio marketed the film to television stations, and soon, repeated tours toursWilly WonkaIn the classic, we know and love now.

Yes, it's true. The film of 1982 which guaranteed aExpensive epic suite decades after its release (2017Runner of blade 2049), and the stars probably the most famous actor of the 1980s (Harrison Ford) was abomb bomb. Innovative neo-black fell roughly to the breakdown of its $ 28 million budget.

Thanks to the VHS and DVD criteria in the 1980s and 90s, including the cut and final of the last director ofRidley ScottThe film finally found his audience - and his place in history. In 1993, theCongress Library picked for the national register of the United States National Film to be "culturally, historically or aesthetically significant". Today, it is known as one of the most influential science fiction films of all time. In fact, according toThe Guardian, histhe best sci-fi movie of all time.

TheBrothers coens have written and directed many critical and commercial hits. But even a movie likeOscar winner There is no country for old mendid not generate its own annualghost the pathThe big lebowskiTo.

That said, whenThe big lebowskiFirst is released in 1998, he placed sixth at the box office in his opening weekend. The film ended only $ 2 million more than the cost of production. Man not cool. Thanks to the video of the house,Jeff Bridges' The guy finally resonated with audiences, as long as he was even featured in 2019Commercial Super Bowl.

Thehilarious dialogue, multiple finishes, and flames, flames on the side ofMadeline Kahn face all have now establishedIndexlike a legendary film. But that seemed far from possible in 1985 when he was tainted by theaters, up $ 500,000 from his $ 15 million budget.

Indexis another movie that finally found his fans on television. It was constantly in the 1990s and young people who played theboard game On which he was based and was not old enough to remember how closely the film bombarded, just love him. StarLesley Ann Warren RecountBuzzfeed News: "Suddenly people in the twenties, wherever I would go, all they wanted to talk about wasIndex. "

CompanionIndexStarCurryAdded: "He has a clean life now, this movie. It's a little already seen for me, really, afterRocky horror." Speaking of….

CurryIs really the king of box office bombs that have become cult classics. WhenThe rocky horror showWas published for the first time in 1975, the public was not really shivering with anticipation of running and seeing it in theaters. The musical, which opened only in eight cities, made $ 22,000 before being drawn from the theaters.

It would only be a sweet transition to classical cult status when a theater in New York in 1976 would play projections of the end of the evening that became interactive, with the public shouting lines on the screen. Oil dialogue projections took in other major cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco, and stars soon as Curry manifested himself in Dr. Frank-N-Furter Grab. These projections have become so popular that they have ravive almostRocky horrorAnd they always exist so far.

Although this is now consideredJake Gyllenhaal revolutionary film, the world was not ready for theBizarre supernatural drama Donnie DarkoWhen it was published in 2001 shortly after the attacks of September 11th.

The film stayed in theaters for five months, but did only $ 518,000 in a budget of $ 4.5 million. The stranger, however, the hearings were more playing for kissing this esoteric film, featuring one of the scary rabbits of all time.

As with many movies on this list, buzz on theDonnie Darko DVD and the director's cup built in the United States, it was not long before the Fandom of the movie starts to develop, as well as the star profile of aYoung gylenhaal. He did not hurt that the original band of the film presented acover ofTears for fears' "Mad World" which has become just as well-liked asDonnie DarkoHe himself.

Officescan now be the quintessential comedy that describesoffice cultureBut when he went to theaters in 1999, he had almost so much trouble finding an audience that Milton had found his staple. The film made only $ 800,000 more than the cost of production.

When he was released on VHS,Officesshowed a lot more flair on blockbuster shelves than during the box. There was also repeated transactions on the Central Comedy in the early 2000s that also contributed. "I did not understand the audience of the office before about a year later, when people started shoutingOffices dialogue on me, "starGary ColeRecountWeekly entertainment.

With an emblematic soundtrack, and aA list of list which includes stars likeRenée Zellweger andLiv Tyler,Empire Records became a signature film for his GEN X audience.

However, when it was published in 1995, the SLICE-OF-LIFE-style film is located in an independent record store won negative reviews through the board. He also only saw $ 273,000 at the box office, not even a tenth of his budget.

In addition to the possible success of its distribution, the film had stayed power thanks to its scenario on Superstar Rex Manning (Michael Caulfield) The character has become the same internet and a fictitious holidayRex Manning Day, celebrated on April 8, tends to tend to Twitter each year. In fact, the film becomes a classic so cult that aEmpire Recordsmusical is in the work for an opening 2020.

Hot Wet Hot Summer Was one of the biggest movies of the acclaimed Sundance Film Festival in 2001 and it offers some of today's biggest stars likeBradley Cooper,Paul Rudd,ELIZABETH BANKS, andAmy Poehler.

When he finally struck the theaters, the 1980s camp comedy did only $ 295,000 on a $ 2 million budget of $ 280 shoes. The film has since taken the new life, thanks to the growing popularity of its stars. After all, who does not want to see their favorite comedy playersTerrible perms And Short Short silly?

Nearly 15 years after his first race,HotThe worship status has earned it a series of prequelings and a series following on Netflix, published in 2015 and 2017 respectively.

The iron giantis now omnipresent to be one of the evil Easter eggs in the movie 2018 packed for nostalgiaReady reader a. But I was a long rugged road for this hard-bodiedtear.

While the directorStrap followed this animated movie with Disney hits likeThe IncrediblesandRatatouilleHis first effort was only $ 23 million when it costs $ 70 million to do. The failure of the film was largely Chalais until mediocre marketing. "It's hard to find someone who did not like the first time they saw the film, but very few have seen that in 1999 when he hit theaters"Ignoble wrote.

Finally, a version of the reinforced domestic video and a special DVD edition in 2004 really sealed the transaction for this animated family movie loved.

These days, even urban cleaning sells aT-shirt referencing this stoner comedy, which was considered a breakthrough for the actorMatthew McConaughey. The film did only approximately $ 1 million for profit when it was published for the first time by Universal in 1993, again due to marketing struggles. According toMental flossThe studio "did not know how to market a twenty-of-wine film of Stoner without wealthy sex scenes or a coarse humor to a general audience"-that is what led to the flop.

Dazed and confusedshould depend on the liberation of the house and word of mouth to finally reach its status as one of the biggestteenage comedies 90s. Today, McConaughey's "Okay, okay, okay"Is always one of the mostcinema lines cited.

DirectorPaul VerhoevenColorful 1995 Stripper Melodrama is often metaphorically depressed stairs to have the nerve to be Campy. No one really understood the racy movie, featuring the oldSaved by the gong actressElizabeth Berkley. As a result, he bombed the box office, only $ 20.4 million on a $ 45 million budget.

But the film has become a certified cult classic, with defenses of them reaching levels of a real published book calledIt does not want ***: showgirls. With successful DVD rentals and interactive projections, Nomi Malone de Berkley finally found Stardom.

DirectorDavid Lynch modern classicMulholland Drivewas judged the "best horror movie sinceShiny, "But it took the movie more than a decade to find his audience. The release of the 2001 avant-garde was initially intended to be the second disadvantage of lynch on television after the critical success ofTwin peaksBut when he did not have the green light,Mulloland Drive has become a functionality length film instead.

The film did only half a budget (it cost $ 15 million to produce). But many of those who gave a second chance on DVDs added it to the increasing list of lynch of classics of TRIPPY success success. And for more movies likeMulholland Drive, Check16 Mystery Movies The Never Never Mysterious Every Junkie Crime Needs to see.

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