Biggest Box Office Bombs Of 2017

We're back to discuss the year 2017 in movies, but this time, movies that didn't do well. That's right! All the big bombs that landed with a thud including Justice League, Blade Runner 2049, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, Power Rangers, The Mummy and definitely more. Thanks for watching



Time Codes
1:48 All The Money In The World
3:00 Valerian & the City of a Thousand Planets
4:21 Downsizing
5:18 Rock Dog
6:17 Joss Whedon's Justice League
7:53 Power Rangers
9:18 Geostorm
10:29 Ghost in the Shell
11:48 Blade Runner 2049
13:08 Honorable Mentions
14:18 King Arthur Legend of the Sword







#2017 #DCEU #JusticeLeague #BladeRunner

[DoomsToys]

I paused red notice to watch this, i hope you’re happy james

[notyourdamnbusiness]

"Lads ladding around and fighting evil lads with their lads" is the perfect summary for King Arthur.

[MicahEdmonds]

I saw King Arthur with my dad at the cinemas. I quite liked it, had a good time, but he hated it. I bought it on blu ray to watch it when it came out later and he rolled his eyes. Three months ago he tells me he watched this really cool King Arthur movie with Jude Law and loved it. I had to remind him he’d seen it before and he’d clean forgotten.

[storiesfromtheabyss]

I think the weirdest thing about Valerian's casting is that I legitimately thought they were gonna be brother and sister when I went into the movie, and even after watching it, my brain is still like, "....were they siblings?" like that is stuck in my head more than the plot of the actual movie I watched.

[doddy]

I like how James says "Geostorm" with the same cadence Lex Luthor might say "Superman"

[duko]

James is so old he was around for all these massive flops.

[mattball]

That supercut of James' rants is about four hours long and I swear a solid hour of that is about Geostorm. It's so good.

[The_RedVIII]

I watched Blade Runner 2049 three times in the theaters. I did my part. Loved the experience.

[joek]

"...because they look like the same person?" That's terrific.

[theowraight]

I love the reference to the James rant video having such a ginormous section for Geostorm

[NickCanDigIt]

Every time these boys call someone a "dickhead" it's impossibly charming. I smile ear to ear for days.

[brennank]

I actually did watch Downsizing because of the interesting concept, but it takes a wild and dark turn about 1/3 in - I can't imagine anyone going to that movie for what was seen in the trailer, watching the entire movie, and then going to a friend and saying 'you should see this!'

[The_RedVIII]

I could not get through Valerian, because the leads were so terrible miscast. Obviously, they could not have found two people who look more like siblings, which just makes it weird. Secondly, Dane DeHaan is supposed to be a Bruce Willis type character, but he looks like Dane DeHaan. I don't know if the rest of this movie is great, but if it is, then I wish we would have just gotten a more Bruce Willis type of actor in the main role, because I loved and still love Fifth Element.

[judeconnor-macintyre]

In case you're wondering about Mr. Sunday Movies least popular vids (it's currently this one, but I'll assume that'll change) are:
1. T-Shirt Giveaway: 15k.
2. April to June 2014 MOVIE Preview: 18k.
3. Justice League Task Force and Patreon: 27k.
4. Live Show December 9th: 31k.
5. Batman V Superman Video and Competition Videos: 41k.
6. Best and Worst 2014 Summer Movies With Josh Lewis (Part 2): 44k.
7. Captain America the Winter Soldier: Commentary Track: 47k.
8. The Emperor Darth Vader and Xizor-Shadows of the Empire: 49k.
9. Planet Broadcasting Trailer: 59k.
10. CBM Plot Holes and the Weekly Planet Animated: 60k.

[TheBlondins]

Should totally do a video on Downsizing. I saw it on streaming. The trailers for the movie made it looked like some upbeat funny movie about shrinking people. And in the actual movie it's about his wife betraying him, the cruelty of capitalism, and the end of the world due to nuclear war?
He 'falls' in love with with his caretaker, such a bizarre movie but touches on a lot.
Still can't get over the bait and switch for the trailer.

[frownline]

Would love to see Caravan of Garbage on Fifth Element and Valerian, the wacky French scifi made by a bad dude duology

[thescottishaccent]

Valerian was such a weird one for me - on paper, it should have been incredible - Luc "Fifth Element" Besson getting a massive budget to do the sci-fi movie he'd always wanted to do.

Unfortunately they somehow managed to cast two cardboard cutouts instead of real people as the leads, and the whole thing fell apart.

That opening sequence where all the new alien species are saying hello to one another was beautiful though.

[MukishPukish]

The fart noise after the amount of money the movies made, to me, is extremely high class humor and I smiled/blew nose air after every one of them. Cheers.

[tobybrierley]

Hey, I worked as a Extra on The King Arthur film in the UK. At the time they made all these massive outdoor sets for what they were planning to be a multi film series about all the Knights of the round table, they were incredibly well made, too bad it all got scrapped.

[MoffenT]

8:51 I love how formal the communication is regarding dacking