15 Iconic Movies That Their Creators Expected To Bomb Horribly

Good thing they actually filmed Liam Neeson having all those fights.
15 Iconic Movies That Their Creators Expected To Bomb Horribly

Movies are one of America's favorite pastimes. They can be used to entertain, educate and inform us about the world around us. Some movies are so iconic that they become a part of our shared cultural experience. We love to watch them, discuss them, and re-watch them. Some movies are so iconic that they transcend generations and become ingrained in our cultural consciousness.

But it's hard to believe that people actually make a living as movie creators. With the expected box office bombs every season, it is clear that these career choices are not only risky but they could also lead to complete and utter failure. It's unfortunate, but it looks like the end is near for those in this industry - at least, according to analysts. So if you're thinking about making movies for a living, you may want to reconsider...unless you're okay with starting from scratch again.

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Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion

Romy and Michele's High School Reunion wasn't going to be a hit. At least, creator Robin Schiff thought so - she thought the reviews would be so awful, she made plans to leave town on its opening weekend. CRACKED.COM

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A Premature Goodbye

Larry David thought Seinfeld would be a total dud when the pilot wrapped up. When he said goodbye to Jerry Seinfeld after filming ended, he was thinking that he probably wouldn't see him for the next few years. CRACKED.COM

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Talk about imposter syndrome

Akira creator Katsuhiro Otomo thought the movie would be a failure. Those were his exact words when he saw it in the theatre, he left ASAP and went home to tell his wife the whole thing was a failure. CRACKED.COM

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