Find Out What Has Happened To Spider Man Turn Off The Dark After All The Bad Reviews

Find Out What Has Happened To Spider Man Turn Off The Dark After All The Bad Reviews

By JustinArment - Feb 14, 2011 04:02 PM EST
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The most expensive show ever produced on Broadway($65 million)has had a handful of actors injured,and way more than a handful of bad reviews,includin it being called "one of the most expensive and one of the worst shows ever on Broadway","chaotic",and among others like childish,dull,and has tremendous musical numbers,has now gained ticket sales of $33,000 more than it had the week prior.


But it also beat out the Broadway show favorite "The Lion King" and is only trailing "Wicked".
The show is not scheduled for an official oppening until March 15,but the way this show has been it might as well be delayed again.
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JustinArment
JustinArment - 2/14/2011, 4:24 PM
It ain't this thats for sure

But people want to see disasters for themselves
TorturedXGenius
TorturedXGenius - 2/14/2011, 4:34 PM
cuz ppl want to see a trainwreck lol
Anthrax
Anthrax - 2/14/2011, 5:19 PM
OMG I was'nt expecting that :P

FAIL

Imtooldforthis
Imtooldforthis - 2/14/2011, 6:50 PM
Comic book movies get panned by critics all the time, and still do well. Why shouldn't this be an different? Critics are like Fox Studios, they don't understand what these characters mean to the people who love them. First Class is a perfect example, even though they gutted the original material, fan will still go out and support this garbage. LOL
loganoneil
loganoneil - 2/14/2011, 7:38 PM
Imtooldforthis - I don't think the fans are the ones out there buying the tickets. I think grif is a lot closer to the truth - these people have heard all the crap associated with the show and want to see for themselves the 'trainwreck'! Call it a morbid facination...
StuckInPanels
StuckInPanels - 2/14/2011, 8:01 PM
As Bill Marher said, Train Wrecks stop to watch them
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