The Phantom (1996)
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1996's The Phantom is another comic book adaptation which has never quite gotten a fair shake. It was produced for a rather extravagant $45 million, yet opened to poor reviews and apocalyptic box office, killing Paramount's plans for a franchise. Although the flick has performed respectably on the ... read more
The Phantom (1996)
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" Based on the 1938 comic strip series, by Lee Falk, Billy Zane plays Kit Walker, also known as The Phantom, in this adaptation of the series. The bad guy, played by Treat Williams, seems like a stock bad guy, in a film that did very little at the box office, and got mixed reviews from critics. The main problem wit this movie, was the same as Tge Shadow, with few people knowing who The Phantom is, even few fewer, show up."

" Note: In 1996, they adapted the classic superhero on the big screen. The film was a financial failure in its theatrical release. Rumors of a sequel happening because of strong home video sales were talked about, nothing came out of it. "

" Directed by: Simon Wincer Produced by: Bonnie Abaunza, Jeffrey Boam, Graham Burke, Greg Coote, Joe Dante, Robert Evans, Alan Ladd Jr., Bruce Sherlock, Peter Sjoquist, and Richard Vane Written by: Jeffrey Boam Based on the characters created by: Lee Falk Cinematography: David Burr Edited by: O. Nicholas Brown and Bryan H. Carroll Music by: David Newman Distributed by: Paramount Pictures "

"25.8 (uusintakatselu) Mustanaamio meni nakkikioskille ja tilasi lihapiirakan, mutta ei kaikilla mausteilla."

" Catherine Zeta-Jones – The Phantom Right before she took her breakout role in Martin Campbell’s The Mask Of Zorro, Catherine Zeta-Jones would jump on-board another pulpy project, as she was cast in the role of Sala in The Phantom. Another comic book movie that was made before the genre took off, Zeta-Jones was the adversary (and eventual ally) of Billy Zane’s "ghost who walks." Interestingly enough, the obscurity of this role didn’t seem to stop her from being lin"