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"All of which ended up being box office bombs and receiving negative reception from critics" is true for the latter but seemingly only mostly true for the former
It looks like both Dracula Untold and The Last Witch Hunter, while seemingly receiving the same poor reception as their other films, actually were profitable at the box office (especially Dracula Untold, moderately less so for The Last Witch Hunter) going by their budget and revenue, and thus not box office bombs. So I feel like the second sentence should be amended somehow. Speyeker (talk) 05:57, 11 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]
