Dehann Vs. Harry Osborn In The Amazing-Man

A box-office bomb or flop is a film that is seen as been highly unsuccessful or may be was not as profitable as wished making the producers to lose instead of gaining revenue. Most often it is due to the cost, production or too much effort put on the marketing side. In general any movie for which the production and marketing costs exceeds revenue gain out of it after it is has been released is considered to be a flop. Tagging a film as a "box-office bomb" is very subjective this is largely due to the fact that the financial success of a film is difficult to estimate and there is no reliable definition of it. We should also remember that not all films that fail to earn back their estimated costs during their theatrical runs are considered "bombs"

Dane DeHaan and Cara Delavingne seemed to be the wrong pair to cast in the leads role like of space agents Valerian and Laureline. Even though both of them have already had huge roles in films before Dehann is best known for his appearances in indie films and his most prominent role in recent years is as Harry Osborn in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, and Cara Delevingne is an up-and-coming actress who only recently made the switch over from modeling, she appeared as the Enchantress in ‘Suicide Squad’ neither of them were the main draw for those films. Meanwhile, for Valerian the marketing materials heavily relied on them despite the fact that only a little bunch of people actually know who they are, if anyone can even recognize them. For a film like Valerian, with that huge production budget a little bit of star power would have help the movie to push it over that hump. Even though DeHaan and Delevingne may both one day gain recognition as actors and have a successful careers as huge stars at this moment they are not enough to pull in audiences to an unfamiliar property. Leaving then Rihanna as the main draw in the cast, however she did not had that much presence in the movie as she was not one of the main characters appearing only midway through the

There is first of all the backgrounds slow down version of "Because," and the previews focused heavily on the film's visuals over its content. I mean nothing about the story is present all you see is about the content that I am sure certainly left the audiences kind of confused about what they might actually see if they bought a ticket making them doubt if they should actually get a ticket to see something they do not understand. The only things the audience can actually get from the teaser is the kind of awkward workplace sexual harassment storyline between Valerian and Laureline, that is most likely to not go over much of the audience and the fact that watching the second teaser where we have some more hints at the story, but it kept them extremely vague, only referencing the "unknown force" looking to destroy the metropolis of Alpha without telling you which kind of unknown force nor their origin leaving the audience with no information concerning the film. And then the final trailer also did not give further hints about the film base entirely on the film’s gorgeous landscapes and the alien creatures on the movie. All the trailers where actually useless as none of them gave information about the story behind the movie, nothing about what is going through the city, which