Garfield was a financial
success it seems. At an estimated $50,000,000 budget it got around $75,000,000...
All the people who complain about it should have checked reviews and then NOT gone to the theater or bought the DVD. It's the same as with buggy games. People buy too much crap and then complain. There's a bazillion review sites out there and most are competent enough to give warnings. But no, people have to be part of the hip crowd and be able to engage in discussions. While I encourage everyone who wants to talk about something to have experienced it first hand (something that seems to be missing in most Boll discussions I witness), I do believe that consumers can set signs by just not buying or (when concerning games) waiting for a patched version (which is also less costly).
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