JJE-187

Since universal is releasing a big ol' box of The Incredible Hulk onto DVD, that got me to thinking. Hulk was a sotra-flop at the Box-Office, but Spider-Man was a huge hit, so wouldn't it make sense for Columbia to release a box set of all 14 episodes of the short lived Live Action Amazing Spider-Man TV series from the 70's? I enjoyed that show as well & they would only have to do one release since the production run was so short.

For anyone who doesn't remember or know this show here is a link to an episode guide
http://www.epguides.com/AmazingSpiderMan/

philo

Yeah, I loved these as a kid. I was hoping they'd show up when the movie came out but nothing. I didn't even see them on tv anywhere.

I'd love to check these out again. Really cheesy, good fun. I still remember the theme song for that. Nicholas Hammond was great. Here's hoping somebody releases them.

GuessWho

$130,000,000 in one country alone is a flop?

Groucho

This is a meaningless figure without the budget and marketing costs.

matome

Budget & Marketing costs for Hulk:

$175,000,000

courtesy of boxofficemojo.com

GuessWho

Flop = nobody went to see it

People did go see Hulk. Millions of people.


Profit margins are a whole other discussion

Groucho

Flop = lost money.

There is no movie that NOBODY went to see.

The Exister

I know it was lame, but I would pony up for a box set of the Spidey TV show.