Movie Details
Theatrical Release:July 1st, 1998
On DVD & Blu-ray:January 5th, 1999
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Movie Budget:$140,000,000
Movie Box Office Gross:$553,799,566 (Worldwide)
Original Language:English
Executive Producers:Jim Van Wyck,
Chad Oman,
Jonathan Hensleigh
Production Companies:Touchstone Pictures, Jerry Bruckheimer Films, Valhalla Motion Pictures
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Armageddon Quotes
Character Reflections on Armageddon Themes
Quotes about Armageddon: [http://www.vulture.com/2013/06/hollywood-blockbusters-cant-stop-evoking-911.html “Is It Possible to Make a Hollywood Blockbuster Without Evoking 9/11?”]
* Kyle Buchanan, , Vulture, (2013/06).
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Cinematic Exploitation of Real-World Tragedy
Quotes about Armageddon: [[wikipedia:Michael_Bay|Michael Bay; [September 11 attacks|9/11; [movies; [Man of Steel (film)|Man of Steel; [Hollywood]
When the World Trade towers fell on September 11, 2001, there was one refrain I heard over and over again, a common response that was both automatic and indicting: “It looked like something out of a ] movie.” More specifically, the explosions and citywide carnage resembled Armageddon, the Bay-directed action vehicle that had come out four summers prior and contained scenes of epic metropolitan mayhem that were still something of a cinematic novelty at the time. We pray that nothing on the scale of ] will ever happen again, but if something actually did, we’d now have a sickening number of summer ] to compare it to. This weekend’s ] is only the latest film this year to exploit familiar 9/11 imagery in ways that are far more extreme and blatant than anything we’ve seen on the big screen before, as though ] feels the need to out-9/11 itself. It’s lazy, it’s cheap, it’s deadening, and it needs to stop.
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