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There wasn\'t really any vindication going on, it was a critical hit from the moment it was released in American theaters. The release wasn\'t handled well, which was blamed for its lack of theatrical success (hard to make money on ticket sales when it\'s only running in a handful of theaters with zero advertising), but it more than made up for it in DVD sales. I see where the entry\'s coming from, but it\'s more like ScrewedByTheNetwork mixed with BetterOnDVD, while this trope seems to be more about the critics themselves coming around.
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There wasn\\\'t really any vindication going on, it was a critical hit from the moment it was released in American theaters. The release wasn\\\'t handled well, which was blamed for its lack of theatrical success (hard to make money on ticket sales when it\\\'s only running in a handful of theaters with zero advertising), but it more than made up for it in DVD sales. I see where the entry\\\'s coming from, but it\\\'s more like ScrewedByTheNetwork mixed with BetterOnDVD, while this trope seems to be more about critical consensus about a work changing over time.
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There wasn\'t really any vindication going on, it was a critical hit from the moment it was released in American theaters. The release wasn\'t handled well, which was blamed for its lack of theatrical success (hard to make mone on ticket sales when it\'s only running in a handful of theaters with zero advertising), but it more than made up for it in DVD sales. I see where the entry\'s coming from, but it\'s not exactly this trope; it\'s more like ScrewedByTheNetwork mixed with BetterOnDVD. This trope seems to be more about the critics themselves coming around.
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There wasn\\\'t really any vindication going on, it was a critical hit from the moment it was released in American theaters. The release wasn\\\'t handled well, which was blamed for its lack of theatrical success (hard to make money on ticket sales when it\\\'s only running in a handful of theaters with zero advertising), but it more than made up for it in DVD sales. I see where the entry\\\'s coming from, but it\\\'s more like ScrewedByTheNetwork mixed with BetterOnDVD, while this trope seems to be more about the critics themselves coming around.
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Along those lines, some of the other entries seem to read more like ScrewedByTheNetwork, but since I\'m not as familiar with them, I\'ll leave that to someone else.
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Along those lines, some of the other entries seem to read more like ScrewedByTheNetwork than a change in critical perception, but since I\\\'m not as familiar with them, I\\\'ll leave that to someone else.
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