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What type of films had Andrew Stanton directed before John Carter?
What type of films had Andrew Stanton directed before John Carter?
- Live action films
- Horror films
- Animated films (correct)
- Documentary films
What was the budget for the film John Carter?
What was the budget for the film John Carter?
- $200 million
- $100 million
- $400 million
- $300 million (correct)
How much did John Carter receive in ticket sales?
How much did John Carter receive in ticket sales?
- $282 billion
- $600 million
- $282 thousand (correct)
- $282 million
Why did Andrew Stanton's directing style cause problems during filming?
Why did Andrew Stanton's directing style cause problems during filming?
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When did the filming of John Carter finish?
When did the filming of John Carter finish?
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Why did the marketing and production budget cause problems for John Carter?
Why did the marketing and production budget cause problems for John Carter?
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What was the problem with Andrew Stanton's screenplay for John Carter?
What was the problem with Andrew Stanton's screenplay for John Carter?
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How many films have made more than $600 million in ticket sales in the history of filmmaking?
How many films have made more than $600 million in ticket sales in the history of filmmaking?
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Study Notes
Andrew Stanton's Career
- Directed famous animated films: A Bug's Life, Finding Nemo, and WALL-E
- Decided to direct and write a new film: John Carter, based on the sci-fi novel A Princess of Mars
Challenges with John Carter
- Cost over 300milliontomake,butonlyreceived300 million to make, but only received 300milliontomake,butonlyreceived282 million in ticket sales
- Stanton lacked experience in directing live-action films
- Confusing and difficult-to-follow screenplay written by Stanton
Directing Style Issues
- Stanton's directing style, suited for animated films, was not suitable for live-action films
- Reshoots, cuts, and adds were expensive and time-consuming, leading to a delayed release
Production Issues
- Filming finished in 2010, but the film was not released until 2012 due to reshoots
- Negative reviews built up during the delay
Casting Issues
- Stanton did not choose a well-known cast of actors, which could have attracted more viewers
Marketing and Budget Issues
- The budget was so expensive that the film needed to make over $600 million in ticket sales to make a profit
- This has only been achieved by 63 films in the history of filmmaking
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