Sentences with phrase «lowest out of a franchise»

Threequels are notorious for being the lowest out of a franchise's bunch at the box office with the exception of most superhero movies.

Not exact matches

It ranks even lower than last year's Bionic Commando in Capcom's list of franchises that had promise but turned out to be no fun to play.

Producer Jason Blum of Blumhouse Productions has made a career out of taking low - to - moderately budgeted horror films like Paranormal Activity, Sinister and Oculus and turning them into profitable box office offerings - often with promise of sequel and / or franchise opportunities.

The Vigil studio was not put up for auction with the other THQ franchises which could mean that Platinum Games make a deal with THQ out of auction for the lower price that Inaba - san is talking about.

COLLATERAL DAMAGE is a return to his bygone days when the meaty scripts were still out of reach and he had to build up a reputation, and it's sad to think how the once mighty one - man franchise could have fallen so low after a decade of unparalleled greatness for an action star.

For every viewer happily creeped out by the franchise's simple scare tactics — its video vision of things going bump and creak and moan in the dark — there's another moviegoer completely unfazed by such low - budget prankery.

and even weirder CGI (can never get a young CGI'd Patrick Stewart out of my head) make this a low point in the franchise that everyone wants to forget.

But as always we spend some extra time with a game we are about to give a lower score on just so that we can find things that might prevent us from it, patches etc. to make the experiences somewhat better than what we first experienced and we managed to dig out enough good things with the game to keep it from a low score and yes, I am actually one of the few fans of the franchise so I might be a little biased on this one but hey, I liked both previous games so why shouldn't I review the third one too right.

Every character here strongly represents Nintendo's diverse franchises, and you can't really complain about the the character inclusions (though it is a shame the low memory of the N64 meant that Princess Peach, Bowser and King Dedede were left out of the mix until later entries).

As for your second point about the public only going to franchise lawyers if they perceive a benefit, you miss the point that a heavily - backed franchise gets going, they can and will (as history has repeatedly shown — see the US title insurance predation of the real estate bar) temporarily offer low prices until the independent lawyers are wiped out, at which point they will have the public at their mercy.