The Biggest Box Office Flops of All Time

🎬 The Biggest Box Office Flops of All Time! 💸

Join us as we delve into the ultimate cinematic disasters! Discover how some of Hollywood's most ambitious films, despite massive budgets and marketing, became financial nightmares. 😱 From wild expectations to epic fails, we’ll explore the reasons behind these box office bombs. Don’t miss this fascinating look at movie-making’s highs and lows!

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[Heinskitz]

I didn't know that Disney was a non-profit organisation 😮

[Pine_Gap_Island]

_Blade Runner 2049_ and _Tenet_ surprised me. I guess they were that damn expensive to make.

[annan]

Prequel, sequel, reboot, remake. That's the problem.

[xxmiami]

The new snow white is 100% topping this list.

[Pine_Gap_Island]

Seeing _The Dial of Disney, The Flash_ and _The Marvels_ in the top 10 is so satisfying.

[EaglesNest]

Some of these movies where actually good

[greenman]

Zegler's Snow White: Hold My Beer!

[OurBenefactors]

The three trends I can see:

1. New sequels to franchises that are beyond tired (The Marvels, The Matrix Resurrections, Dial of Destiny)
2. Adaptations that were fundamentally terrible ideas (Battleship, The Lone Ranger, Mortal Engines)
3. Movies that were decent, but Hollywood massively overestimated how popular they'd be (Blade Runner 2049, Titan A.E., John Carter)

[JohnSmith-pjwb]

snow white will be number 1...they are estimated to lose close to 1 billion

[HighlandPhoenix]

The Postman and The Man from UNCLE are great films and it’s a shame they were ‘flops’ at the box office…😢

[josevictor]

I love how most of them are very recent, to show how big movie companies like Disney have a very different vision about movie production than their costumers. Movies aren't for mass production. Every single time they try it, they failed. There is no big franchises, big actors, big directors and big budgets that can save a objective bad movie. It never worked, it won't work now. Movies are art, not a product to quickly consume.

[Howlingburd]

Makes me quite happy to see Ghostbusters (2016), Cats, Fantastic Four (2015), Transformers: The Last Knight, Dark Phoenix, Space Jam: A New Legacy, Terminator: Dark Fate, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, The Flash, and The Marvels on here 😂

But sad to see Blade Runner 2049 on here. That movie’s a masterpiece ❤️

And this desperately needs an update with the Snow White remake in it lmao

[ryanbouchard]

And now Snow White comes crashing onto the list like the frickin Kool-Aid man

[GBR--Red]

The crazy part is that some of these were actually pretty good movies at least in my opinion.

[carl_royce_canti]

2:50 The Alamo - Efren Ramirez (Pedro from Napoleon Dynamite) had the option to take part in The Alamo (2004) which had big stars in it. That could be a big break for him. This however would have a conflicting schedule with the then unknown indie film Napoleon Dynamite in where he also got a role. He still chose Napoleon Dynamite and he got let go by his manager because of that choice. Napoleon Dynamite with a budget of only 400k USD, profited more than 100x its original budget (46 million USD)

[burtonwilliams]

Now, I liked ''John Carter'' and ''Battleship''.

[NJGuy]

3:52 #30 was the bomb that put Carolco Pictures out of business. They produced the first three Rambo movies, Terminator 2, and Basic Instinct, but Cutthroat Island wiped them out.

[alphakakcmeddlakadoofahkii]

I'm very happy to see so many modern movies here even though it should've been more

[TheLegendaryMovieCritic]

Megalopolis needs to be added to this list!

[csabakandiko]

That no1 spot made me soooo happy!
:D:D:D