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- This 1981 war movie has been called the most expensive B-movie ever.
Question 1:
This 1981 war movie has been called the most expensive B-movie ever. Sun Myung Moon of the Unification church financed much of this film.
A. The Final Sacrifice
B. The Hillz
C. Inchon
D. Yes Sir
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- Although this film cost $44 million due to time overruns, it only grossed $3.5 million. Heres some critics comments on this 1980 film: unqualified disaster, the most scandalous cinematic waste Ive ever seen., beyond belief. In 2012 a reedited version was presented at the New York Film Festival to critical acclaim.
- This 1981 war movie has been called the most expensive B-movie ever. Sun Myung Moon of the Unification church financed much of this film.
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