>The company's Paramount studio began the summer with the June release of the big-budget Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, which generated a relatively puny $81.5 million in ticket sales that the company blamed for the studio's $26 million loss in its fiscal second quarter
Hopefully this means that Viacom learned an important lesson, never put Bebop and Rocksteady in a movie ever again.
Suck a dick (you)
Damn between this and Ben Hur, Paramount has not done well this summer. I wonder how many big losses it takes to topple a major studio.
Rocksteady and Bebop were the best part of the film.
It'll be a decade before another TMNT film, but this film did us the service of making sure Rockstead and Bebop were preferment parts of the series again.
>Rocksteady and Bebop were the best part of the film.
That's saying something given that they got unbearable after 2 minutes
>Rocksteady and Bebop were the best part of the film.
Bahahahahaha, what? The best part of this movie were fart jokes, dick jokes and obesity jokes? You have a very low standard of enjoyment.
>Hopefully this means that Viacom learned an important lesson
>Implying it won't try again, never having learned its lesson in the first place
But now that it has new leadership, it might make better decisions. Then again, the old CEO tried selling half of Paramount but was fired because of it. The old owner of the company will not let go of that movie studio anytime soon, even if it's hurting Viacom as a result.
The one producing the Transformers movies? Probably a lot of flops and the cancellation of the Transformers movies.
There's already a new Transformers movie coming out next year. That's probably what they're banking on for 2017 because this year is a bust.
>2016
>Successful movies are only cape movies
Bravo America.