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* StillBornFranchise: Needless to say, after bombing at the box-office a receiving negatives reviews from both critics and audiences, this didn’t become a franchise. 11 years have passed and there are ZERO plans to revisit it.

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* StillBornFranchise: Needless to say, after bombing at the box-office a and receiving negatives reviews from both critics and audiences, this didn’t become a franchise. 11 years have passed and there are ZERO plans to revisit it.
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* BoxOfficeBomb: How much it made it’s unknown, but according to many Mexicans, despite all the hype surrounding this movie, the movie basically came and went, with some even saying that it wasn’t even shown at their local theaters, which is rare for a Mexican production.
* StillBornFranchise: Needless to say, after bombing at the box-office a receiving negatives reviews from both critics and audiences, this didn’t become a franchise. 11 years have passed and there are ZERO plans to revisit it

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* BoxOfficeBomb: How much it made it’s unknown, but according to many Mexicans, despite all the hype surrounding this movie, it, the movie basically came and went, with some even saying that it wasn’t even shown at their local theaters, which is rare for a Mexican production.
* StillBornFranchise: Needless to say, after bombing at the box-office a receiving negatives reviews from both critics and audiences, this didn’t become a franchise. 11 years have passed and there are ZERO plans to revisit itit.
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* StillBornFranchise: Needless to say, after bombing at the box-office a receiving negatives reviews from both critics and audiences, this didn’t become a franchise. 11 years have passed and there are ZERO plans to revisit it
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* AllStarCast: The original Mexican dub is fukk of industry veterans, including the late great Creator/JoseLavat as the narrator, and even Mexican actor and comedian Edgar Vivar (of Series/ElChavoDelOcho fame) as Zompul Balam.

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* AllStarCast: The original Mexican dub is fukk full of industry veterans, including the late great Creator/JoseLavat as the narrator, and even Mexican actor and comedian Edgar Vivar (of Series/ElChavoDelOcho fame) as Zompul Balam.
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* AllStarCast: The original Mexican dub is fukk of industry veterans, including the late great Creator/JoseLavat as the narrator, and even Mexican actor and comedian Edgar Vivar (of Series/ElChavoDelOcho fame) as Zompul Balam.
* BoxOfficeBomb: How much it made it’s unknown, but according to many Mexicans, despite all the hype surrounding this movie, the movie basically came and went, with some even saying that it wasn’t even shown at their local theaters, which is rare for a Mexican production.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: According to comments from artist Gerardo Sandoval on his [[http://sandoval-art.deviantart.com/art/BRIJES-POSTER-209040615 deviantart entry]], Brijes started off as a [[http://orig00.deviantart.net/0460/f/2011/135/4/6/brijes_poster_by_gordotote-d3gggrr.jpg Comic Book]] that he was an artist of. He came up with some of the concepts, specifically the [[FusionDance Warrior Forms]], and even finished some of the pages in color, but the Comic was never released, and that was that for a time. Guardians of the Lost Code was made years later, though according to Gerardo, it turned out quite different from the original Comic, which he felt would have been the better of the two, though who can say at this point in time.
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