Difference between revisions of "Heaven's Gate"
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Its production budget was $44 million, which was very high for that time, while its box office receipts were only $3.5 million, placing it among the biggest movie busts of all time. | Its production budget was $44 million, which was very high for that time, while its box office receipts were only $3.5 million, placing it among the biggest movie busts of all time. | ||
| − | Filmed on location in [[Montana]] and [[Idaho]], some call this the worst movie ever made. | + | Filmed on location in [[Montana]] and [[Idaho]], some call this the worst movie ever made. Critics almost universally panned the movie when it was released. |
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Revision as of 02:37, October 3, 2022
Heaven's Gate (1980) was a liberal Western movie that was such a colossal failure that it caused Hollywood to ban all new Westerns afterwards for many years.
Its production budget was $44 million, which was very high for that time, while its box office receipts were only $3.5 million, placing it among the biggest movie busts of all time.
Filmed on location in Montana and Idaho, some call this the worst movie ever made. Critics almost universally panned the movie when it was released.