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Originally Posted by sdp
When Saban sold Power Rangers the first time? He did so to become a billionaire, he sold his entire assets of Fox Kids and everything else. Once he bought the franchise back from Disney (At a discount) he never stopped making shows.
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Wow, you're right. I remember it was the second time and it being all over the news that Power Rangers had finally been cancelled. But yeah you're actually right, it was still on every year.
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Originally Posted by FredWolfLeonardo
Are we talking about the same movie here? All of your numbers seem way off.
My Little Pony: The Movie had a movie budget of almost $30 million, (everything including marketing) and grossed $60 million in total, backed by strong toy and DVD sales.
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30 million? Where did you get that amount? I saw this:
"Firstly, the budget for this film was tiny. Hasbro has declined to release any figures, but based on wide-ranging data for similar films – and the fact that it was financed in-house by Hasbro – it looks like a $5-8 million production. For comparison, The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature opened with almost the same amount yet that film cost $40M to produce."
https://www.cartoonbrew.com/box-offi...ce-153918.html
The writer however could be wrong.