In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, the “Big Lebowski” star was asked for his thoughts on the growing importance of opening weekends, and some deeming “Tron: Ares” a disappointment for grossing below debut projections. Bridges says it’s “interesting” how movies are deemed a flop after only one weekend in theaters, and noted his 1980 film “Heaven’s Gate” as an example of a film that gained popularity over time.
“It’s interesting, though, how movies are received at opening weekend,” Bridges said. “I remember ‘Heaven’s Gate’ was considered, you know, very disappointing or a flop, but nowadays it’s considered kind of a masterpiece.”
Speaking from personal experience, Bridges explained that films often “grow on you,” and that his initial reactions can flip in a matter of weeks or months.
“Even as an individual,…
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