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arniejolt
11-16-2007, 03:45 AM
This comes from Moviefone (http://movies.aol.com/movie-photo/box-office-bombs).
I'll just list the movies and budget comparisons, you can read the details over how and why they tanked at Moviefone (http://movies.aol.com/movie-photo/box-office-bombs).

Pu, I've actually wasted money on a few of these...

25. Sahara
Budget: $160 million
Domestic Gross: $68.7 million

24. Alexander
Budget: $155 million
Domestic Gross: $34.3 million

23. Inchon
Budget: $46 million
Domestic Gross: $5.2 million

22. Posidon
Budget: $160 million
Domestic Gross: $60.7 million

21. Speed 2: Cruise Control
Budget: $160 million
Domestic Gross: $48.6 million

20. One from the Heart
Budget: $25 million
Domestic Gross: $636,769

19. All the King's Men
Budget: $55 million
Domestic Gross: $7.2 million

18. Leonard Part 6
Budget: N/A -- i.e. too bloated and embarrassing to reveal
Domestic Gross: $4.6 million

17. Shanghai Surprise
Budget: $17 million
Domestic Gross: $2.3 million

16. Basic Instinct 2
Budget: $70 million
Domestic Gross: $6 million

15. A Sound of Thunder
Budget: $80 million
Domestic Gross: $1.9 million

14. Hudson Hawk
Budget: $65 million
Domestic Gross: $17.2 million

13. Howard the Duck
Budget: $37 million
Domestic Gross: $16.3 million

12. Bonfire of the Vanities
Budget: $47 million
Domestic Gross: $15.7 million

11. Catwoman
Budget: $100 million
Domestic Gross: $40.2 million

10. Battlefield Earth
Budget: $73 million
Domestic Gross: $21.5 million

09. Gigli
Budget: $54 million
Domestic Gross: $6.1 million

08. Waterworld
Budget: $175 million
Domestic Gross: $88.2 million

07. The Postman
Budget: $80 million
Domestic Gross: $17.6 million

06 Cutthroat Island
Budget: $98 million
Domestic Gross: $10 million

05. Cleopatra
Budget: $44 million
Domestic Gross: $26 million

04. Heaven's Gate
Budget: $44 million
Domestic Gross: $3.5 million

03. Ishtar
Budget: $55 million
Domestic Gross: $14.5 million

02. The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Budget: $100 million
Domestic Gross: $4.4 million

01. Town & Country
Budget: $90 million
Domestic Gross: $6.7 million


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seafisch
11-16-2007, 03:51 AM
I'll admit to seeing Hudson Hawk, which I didn't think was as bad as the critics made it out to be.

But if you're comparing return on investment, shouldn't #2 and #1 be reversed?

IbanezBassist_v2
11-16-2007, 03:54 AM
What! Dragon Wars isn't even on there! I am enraged!

jonfitzsimon
11-16-2007, 04:32 AM
The countdown doesnt make any sense at all. Poseidon lost $100 million and it is at 22nd place and the "all time worse flop" in first place only lost $83 million. They should really rethink their system.

idiotec
11-16-2007, 05:46 AM
They spent $37 million on "Howard the Duck?!" :eek:

I would of guessed at least $100 million!!! :p

Eastwood
11-16-2007, 05:47 AM
For the record, I own Battlefield Earth on DVD :o

IbanezBassist_v2
11-16-2007, 05:57 AM
Really?! You have a bomb in your house! Get it out quickly!;)

Th3_Grim_Ripper
11-16-2007, 06:06 AM
What! Dragon Wars isn't even on there! I am enraged!
Agreed. I liked it better when it was Reign of Fire.

Apples
11-16-2007, 06:58 AM
:eek: The only one on that list I've seen is Battlefield Earth, and I liked it.

Eastwood
11-16-2007, 07:07 AM
I've seen #25, 24, 13, 10, 9, 8, 6, and 2.

The only reason I watched Alexander was because I was told it was literally the worst movie ever made. I did not disappoint.

battle_axe_of_doom
11-16-2007, 10:58 AM
But if you're comparing return on investment, shouldn't #2 and #1 be reversed?

yeha why isn't #1 #2??

jaydajedi
11-16-2007, 01:11 PM
i own probaly all but 4 of theese movies lol
hudson hawk is a great movie i watch it quite often.
this by no means is a reflection of my movie taste i just literrally own about 6000 movies
i have about anything other than chick flicks and horror movies. (have ptsd from days as a flight search and rescue medic) the wierd thing is real blood dont bother me if someone is hurt its like second nature. but fake blood and sensless violance make me rally sick. strangley i love violant video games. lol

Chthonic
11-16-2007, 02:18 PM
02. The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Budget: $100 million
Domestic Gross: $4.4 million

You have got to be ****ting me. Tell me that last zero was a typo or something.

Stryfe666
11-18-2007, 05:13 PM
I too will openly admit to owning and watching Hudson Hawk too!

Uh oh...just read some Cthuluan (sp) text...will I go completely bat sh!t now?? :D