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* BoxOfficeBomb: While not a huge loss when compared to other bombs that year such as Film/TheMarvels and Film/TheFlash, it still underperformed due to stiff competition from ''Film/{{Barbie}}and ''Film/{{Oppenheimer}} that resulted in the "Barbenheimer" double viewing trend, as well as the sleeper hit ''Film/SoundOfFreedom'' gaining a wave of popularity due to its guerilla marketing tactics. Combining that with the nearly $300M budget, it's clear to see why the movie didn't make back its money despite grossing $567M.

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* BoxOfficeBomb: While not a huge loss when compared to other bombs that year such as Film/TheMarvels and Film/TheFlash, it still underperformed due to stiff competition from ''Film/{{Barbie}}and ''Film/{{Barbie}}'' and ''Film/{{Oppenheimer}} that resulted in the "Barbenheimer" double viewing trend, as well as the sleeper hit ''Film/SoundOfFreedom'' gaining a wave of popularity due to its guerilla marketing tactics. Combining that with the nearly $300M budget, it's clear to see why the movie didn't make back its money despite grossing $567M.
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* BoxOfficeBomb: While not a huge loss when compared to other bombs that year such as Film/TheMarvels and Film/TheFlash, it still underperformed due to stiff competition from Film/Barbie and Film/Oppenheimer that resulted in the "Barbenheimer" double viewing trend, as well as the sleeper hit Film/SoundofFreedom gaining a wave of popularity due to its guerilla marketing tactics. Combining that with the nearly $300M budget, it's clear to see why the movie didn't make back its money despite grossing $567M.

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* BoxOfficeBomb: While not a huge loss when compared to other bombs that year such as Film/TheMarvels and Film/TheFlash, it still underperformed due to stiff competition from Film/Barbie and Film/Oppenheimer ''Film/{{Barbie}}and ''Film/{{Oppenheimer}} that resulted in the "Barbenheimer" double viewing trend, as well as the sleeper hit Film/SoundofFreedom ''Film/SoundOfFreedom'' gaining a wave of popularity due to its guerilla marketing tactics. Combining that with the nearly $300M budget, it's clear to see why the movie didn't make back its money despite grossing $567M.
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* BoxOfficeBomb: While not a huge loss when compared to other bombs that year such as Film/TheMarvels and Film/TheFlash, it still underperformed due to stiff competition from Film/Barbie and Film/Oppenheimer that resulted in the "Barbenheimer" double viewing trend, as well as the sleeper hit Film/SoundofFreedom gaining a wave of popularity due to its guerilla marketing tactics. Combining that with the nearly $300M budget, it's clear to see why the movie didn't make back its money despite grossing $567M.
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* AwesomeDearBoy: One reason why Creator/HayleyAtwell hasn't played in more blockbuster roles outside of Peggy Carter in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse is that she's been dissatisfied with many of such roles that were proposed to her over the years. That apparently changed with the role of Grace here, which she adores.

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* AwesomeDearBoy: One reason why Creator/HayleyAtwell hasn't played in more blockbuster roles outside of Peggy Carter in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse is that she's been dissatisfied with many of such roles that were proposed to her over the years. That apparently changed with the role of Grace here, which she adores.
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* DuelingWorks: Came out one month before Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Film/HeartOfStone'', another high octane globetrotting spy/action thriller centered around an elite secret agent, both produced by Creator/{{Skydance}}, amusingly enough. Both films have one or two sequences in UsefulNotes/{{Italy}}, a sequence in a desert, the protagonist paragliding at one point and a plot concerning a race for a MacGuffin giving access to an ArtificialIntelligence that can hack into anything on Earth and calculate outcomes with LudicrousPrecision.

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* DuelingWorks: Came out one month before Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Film/HeartOfStone'', another high octane globetrotting spy/action thriller centered around an elite secret agent, both produced by Creator/{{Skydance}}, Creator/SkydanceMedia, amusingly enough. Both films have one or two sequences in UsefulNotes/{{Italy}}, a sequence in a desert, the protagonist paragliding at one point and a plot concerning a race for a MacGuffin giving access to an ArtificialIntelligence that can hack into anything on Earth and calculate outcomes with LudicrousPrecision.
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* DuelingWorks: Came out one month before Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Film/HeartOfStone'', another high octane globetrotting spy/action thriller centered around an elite secret agent. Both films have one or two sequences in UsefulNotes/{{Italy}}, a sequence in a desert, the protagonist paragliding at one point and a plot concerning a race for a MacGuffin giving access to an ArtificialIntelligence that can hack into anything on Earth and calculate outcomes with LudicrousPrecision.

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* DuelingWorks: Came out one month before Creator/{{Netflix}}'s ''Film/HeartOfStone'', another high octane globetrotting spy/action thriller centered around an elite secret agent.agent, both produced by Creator/{{Skydance}}, amusingly enough. Both films have one or two sequences in UsefulNotes/{{Italy}}, a sequence in a desert, the protagonist paragliding at one point and a plot concerning a race for a MacGuffin giving access to an ArtificialIntelligence that can hack into anything on Earth and calculate outcomes with LudicrousPrecision.
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* PostReleaseRetitle: Since the sequel will not be titled ''Dead Reckoning Part Two'' anymore, Creator/{{Paramount}} released this film as simply ''Dead Reckoning'' on home video.
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* ActingForTwo: Creator/VanessaKirby played both White Widow and Grace disguised as White Widow with LatexPerfection.
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* FlipFlopOfGod: When asked whether Ethan and Ilsa had become a couple, Creator/RebeccaFerguson revealed that she didn't know and [[CreatorsApathy wasn't really interested in depicting a romance between them]], though that their relationship could be interpreted as either a romantic or a platonic one.

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