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It was harrowingly close, but The China Syndrome received the worst kind of publicity when as it was going into theatrical release, the accident at Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant happened.
I have to say I had a bad feeling about the movie, as the publicity made around it was quite frightening, and as french humor tends to be quite populist and flat (forget about les bronzés 3 or camping...) but I was really surprised, and in the good way!
Some publicity for the film seemed to suggest it was set in the 50s (as per Nigel Balchin's novel)but obviously this is not the case.
Deserved more recognition and publicity than it received.
It's terribly sad that such talented actors didn't get wide recognition, while numerous overrated stars enjoy enormous publicity and huge salaries.
The plot was simple and no secret after the publicity.
I also reccomend Cutthroat Island... Aside from all the negative publicity, it kicks!!!!
It is a powerful film about a subject matter which deserves more publicity.
I think it is a shame that it is not at all famous and it deserves more publicity so that more people will go and see it and realize what a great movie it is.
And with those words one of the great movie publicity campaigns came to a conclusion.
The figure of £8,000 was bandied about in publicity but you never know how reliable a figure like that is.
Furhman, who got so much underserved bad publicity in the O.J. Simpson trial has certainly vindicated himself by his contribution of bringing the killer to justice after about 27 years.
Jack Lemmon is the pilot of a packed airliner which gets hijacked by art thieves and crashes into the sea (all the publicity claimed it was near the Bermuda Triangle, but there's no mention of it in the film itself).
Without out the "lets shock 'em and get great publicity" scene nobody would be talking about this film.
It would be more unnecessary bad publicity for Christianity.
In a career that is sliding rather swiftly toward tabloid obscurity, Ben Affleck, once a promising comic character actor who became enmeshed in the Hollywood publicity machine to recreate himself into a romantic leading man.
This 1974 Naschy outing is directed by Leon Klimovsky, and a cursory glance at the publicity photos and packaging might lead you to believe that this medieval romp lies somewhere between "Inquisition" and "Sadomania".
I'd reckon if different choices were made at the end of the movie (perhaps for the bad, even) this movie would get better publicity.
The pair decides to move to California to escape the publicity of the trial and to start a new life.
Surviving Christmas is a surprisingly funny movie especially considering the bad publicity when it was first released.
Frankly I don't understand why this movie has been such a big "flop" in publicity.
Too bad it didn't receive more publicity at the time it was released.
Clarence Williams III got all the publicity with his scary performance and he's excellent also but I really thought Trebor stood out.
CCCC had lot of contraversy due to the financing of the film and this with not really knowing what the film is about has generated good publicity and advanced ticket sales for the film around India and Abroad.
Unfortunately both came out around same time and the Paltrow version got more publicity.
For a film that got little publicity, and few people have heard about, this was pretty good.
This film seemed to appear in the newspaper listings with no publicity so I researched it in advance on IMDb.
It's not just a matter of publicity... well done!
There had been no publicity whatsoever about this film and I was surprised.
In this film, Errol Flynn plays a publicity man and ex-newspaper editor, Patric Knowles plays the owner of a newspaper, Rosalind Russell a star reporter and Olivia DeHavilland plays...well,...an idiot.
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