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Old 08-25-12 | 02:40 PM
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Is Taylor Kitsch Synonymous to Box Office Fail of 2012

Should Hollywood Execs be extra careful now to land Taylor Kitsch a "Lead Acting Role"?

Given that his Movie Line-up resulted in Box Office Disaster/Failure?

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Old 08-25-12 | 02:51 PM
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Re: Is Taylor Kitsch Synonymous to Box Office Fail of 2012

first, why is this here? second, there's already a thread about this in movie talk, where this thread should be, but is not needed.

http://forum.dvdtalk.com/movie-talk/...or-kitsch.html
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Re: Is Taylor Kitsch Synonymous to Box Office Fail of 2012

Those 3 movies made close to $500 million at the box office. While disappointing, I don't think they were failures.

And don't we already have a thread or two on the guy?
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Re: Is Taylor Kitsch Synonymous to Box Office Fail of 2012

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Should Hollywood Execs be extra careful now to land Taylor Kitsch a "Lead Acting Role"?

Given that his Movie Line-up resulted in Box Office Disaster/Failure?

John Carter Of Mars
Battleship
Savages
1. This has nothing to do with Blu-rays.

2. Existing thread, found with a simple search.
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Re: Is Taylor Kitsch Synonymous to Box Office Fail of 2012

Can you please just stick to collecting inane amounts of special editions and not posting threads?
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Re: Is Taylor Kitsch Synonymous to Box Office Fail of 2012

the problem is that these filmmakers think he's some sort of box-office audience draw and/or popularity, when Taylor really isn't - this also applies to Lautner as well.
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Can you please just stick to collecting inane amounts of special editions and not posting threads?
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I just want I'm to post picture ofthe collection.
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Re: Is Taylor Kitsch Synonymous to Box Office Fail of 2012

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Should Hollywood Execs be extra careful now to land Taylor Kitsch a "Lead Acting Role"?

Given that his Movie Line-up resulted in Box Office Disaster/Failure?

John Carter Of Mars
Battleship
Savages
xage...you suck when you leave the HD forum. Oddly enough..this IS the HD forum. Don't start sucking here too. Just post your collections. We like you. We want to keep it that way.
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Old 08-25-12 | 05:43 PM
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Re: Is Taylor Kitsch Synonymous to Box Office Fail of 2012

True but I still think he has more talent than that stiff Channing Tatum.
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Hooray. ANOTHER fucking Taylor Kitsch boxoffice poison thread.
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Re: Is Taylor Kitsch Synonymous to Box Office Fail of 2012

Originally Posted by xage
Should Hollywood Execs be extra careful now to land Taylor Kitsch a "Lead Acting Role"?

Given that his Movie Line-up resulted in Box Office Disaster/Failure?

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Battleship
Savages
He's in the next Saw movie.
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