‘Sky Captain’ Director Insists His Groundbreaking Dieselpunk Debut Wasn’t a Flop: ‘Somebody Probably Did Lose a Lot of Money, but It Wasn’t Because of This Film’ (EXCLUSIVE) ...Middle East

Released Sept. 17, 2004, “Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow” was a romance-tinged action adventure inspired by the same 1930s serials that inspired George Lucas and Steven Spielberg when they made “Star Wars” and “Raiders of the Lost Ark.” Earning $58 million against a budget that at the time was reported to be $70 […]

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