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Based on Edgar Rice Burroughs\u2019 novel<\/a>, A Princess of Mars, John Carter is a Walt Disney Productions, with Taylor Kitsch<\/a> as its main actor. The story is centered on its eponymous character. After the apparent death of John Carter<\/a>, his nephew discovers his diary and his secret \u2013 he was once teleported to a planet called Barsoom. There he fought the tyrants, became a hero and won the princess\u2019 heart and hand in marriage. Though, his happiness did not last long as he was banished back to Earth.<\/p>\n Disney is usually reckless with its investments, but they are usually intelligent ones and bring a lot of profit. But with John Carter, they were more than reckless and lost almost all the $263.7 millions due to the incomprehensible plot. This might work with the over repetitive TV series about that one special girl and her tomboyish dumber best friend, but not in the cruel cinematographic world. Therefore, the movie is so irrelevant that the producers gave up the idea of making sequels\u2026 for now.<\/p>\n Swimming in a sea of hate, you can find people who actually liked John Carter, whether of its charming and fun cast and fantastic visual effects \u2013 where did you think all the money went? \u2013 which brought it an International Film Music Critics Association Awards for Film Music Composition of the Year. Also, A. O. Scott from The New York Times pointed out “John Carter tries to evoke, to reanimate, a fondly recalled universe of B-movies, pulp novels and boys\u2019 adventure magazines.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\nWhat Were They Thinking?<\/h3>\n
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