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8. Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas was released on a day that ended in a "Y"...

Thu Dec 18, 2014, 07:18 PM

Dec 2014

They tried everything to get around that, but like the movie itself they failed.

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The Most Poorly Timed Film Releases in History.. [View all] GreatGazoo Dec 2014 OP

Agree on all BUT "The China Syndrome" SoCalDem Dec 2014 #1

It was timely - but for some too timely csziggy Dec 2014 #4

I think I see what you mean. In some of these the timing GreatGazoo Dec 2014 #6

Additionally, the timing made the film much more sucessful and widely seen Bluenorthwest Dec 2014 #7

TMI happened the day after I saw The China Syndrome. n/t lumberjack_jeff Dec 2014 #3

The original Manchurain Candidate... joeybee12 Dec 2014 #5

Not to mention this scene in "Dr. Strangelove…" MrScorpio Dec 2014 #9

I'd forgotten about that one, too... joeybee12 Dec 2014 #10

Swordfish, 2001 Rstrstx Dec 2014 #12