The main box office failures in cinema over the past 22 years (22 photos)
Art is art... but in big commercial cinema, the main thing is it's revenue. All the films in this selection had high expectations, but, alas, they were waiting for a big box office failure. Does this mean that they are all bad? This is a moot point, because the reasons for such failures can be a whole breakthrough. And these films could not save, neither superstars nor famous directors, nor gigantic budgets. So let's look at the main box office fails in big movies over the past 22 years.
2001 - Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within
Budget: $137 million
Loss: $94 million
2002 - The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Budget: $100 million
Loss: $96 million
2003 - Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas
Budget: $60 million
Loss: $125 million
2004 - Fort Alamo
Budget: $107 million
Loss: $94 million
2005 - Stealth
Budget: $135 million
Loss: $96 million
2006 - Poseidon
Budget: $160 million
Loss: $83 million
2007 - Evan Almighty
Budget: $175 million
Loss: $87 million
2008 - Speed Racer
Budget: $120 million
Loss: $88 million
2009 - A Christmas Story
Budget: $175-200 million
Loss: $50-100 million
2010 - How to know ...
Budget: $100 million
Loss: $104 million
The last film in the career of Jack Nicholson. And yes, the cast is strong.
2011 - Mystery of the red planet
Budget: $150 million
Loss: $100-144 million
2012 - John Carter
Budget: $250 million
Loss: $113-200 million
2013 - The Lone Ranger
Budget: $215 million
Loss: $160-190 million
2014 - Oz: Return to the Emerald City
Budget: $70 million
Loss: $100 million
2015 - Future Earth
Budget: $180-190 million
Loss: $120-150 million
2016 - Monster Trucks
Budget: $125 million
Loss: $108-123 million
2017 - King Arthur's Sword
Budget: $175 million
Loss: $112-153 million
2018 - Chronicles of Predatory Cities
Budget: $100-150 million
Loss: $174.8 million
2019 - X-Men: Dark Phoenix
Budget: $200 million
Loss: $79-133 million
2020 - Mulan
Budget: $200 million
Loss: $141 million
2021 Jungle Cruise
Budget: $200 million
Loss: $150 million
2022 - Strange World
Budget: $180 million
Loss: $197 million