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[quote="Bazooka_Joe":0b0b9]Drum Line is already on DVD? Hah, that must of been a box office smash![/quote:0b0b9]

Cost 20 million to make, made 60 million domestically, and will probably make another 10 mil (at least) in home rentals and video sales. All told an "urban" movie about a college drum team stands to rake in about 50 million dollars profit.

You're right. Big flop.

Most movies come out on video 5-6 months after release. It's been about 5 months for DRUMLINE.

[Old Reliable]

is it just me or does it seem they are releasing them sooner every year? pretty soon after they take it off the cinema rotation they will release the dvd

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[quote="Old Reliable":9a3b3]is it just me or does it seem they are releasing them sooner every year? pretty soon after they take it off the cinema rotation they will release the dvd[/quote:9a3b3]

Fine with me.

No reason to wait and release a great movie. They pretty much know as soon as the thing is done what they want included on these special edition dvds and what not. All that footage on the cutting room floor and shit.

[Gonzo]

i would think drugs or they really needes money for bills

[Old Reliable]

no one really cares about that extra crap anyways, at least I dont oOo:

[Slinky2397]

I wanna see TTT out soon. Catch Me If You Can, and Harry Potter were released around the same time and are out, wonder if I'll have to wait until August again.

[Judas]

[quote="Bazooka_Joe":74552]Drum Line is already on DVD? Hah, that must of been a box office smash![/quote:74552]

i watched it and it wasnt that bad of a movie ...

[Cpt. Obvious]

The drumming in it kick ass. Our drumline might use one of the cadences from it.