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The problem with Pluto Nash wasn't if it is good or bad. The problem (at least for the studio) is that this never was going to be a movie that could make $100 million, yet they green lit the spending for it. Even with BOFFO worldwide and video sales, this will probably not even get within making half of their money back now. One wonders what the producers were thinking, considering everything going against this movie: 1) Too goofy a title to be a summer blockbuster, 2) Eddie Murphy (other than Dr Doolittle & Nutty Professor movies) hasn't been a box office draw in 10 years), 3) I never saw a TV ad for this that I can recall, so, obviously the studio thought it wasn't even worth promoting once it got made. This is really this summer "Anti-Fat Greek Wedding" (which was made for $5 million and will make $100 million, vs. the other way around).

Don't know about that other person, but I remember Nurses as maybe the most unfunny sitcom ever. I mean, it wasn't like horrible, it was just horribly unfunny. Its like watching a white wall, its not really offensive, its just more bland than thick oatmeal.