The suits at MGM, who distributed the film for Tommy Boy's newly formed United Artists, are trying to put a shiny, happy spin on things, claiming that it was made for a "older audience" and they don't go to see movies opening weekend. Presumably because they're old and it takes them a full week to even get to the car and find the movie theater and all that. Uh-huh
Of course, to be fair (my specialty), movies with a war/government theme haven't exactly been lighting up the box office in the past few months, so it's far too soon to hold the funeral for Maverick's career. However, this picture was the first to come out of UA, and getting both shitty reviews and no audience isn't exactly what his investors were looking for, I'm sure. Which means Tommy's probably in a foul mood right about now.






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