Traitor is a good candidate. Somehow, somebody thought a Pg-13 film about terrorism with Don Cheadle and Guy Pearce would get people into the theater. Also weirdly has Steve Martin involved with both writing and executive producing it.
How about telling us about the Meg Ryan version of “The Women”? I hear she’s going to married a cow from the film, since the cow is connected to her in the film!!!
I thought Mad Money is perfect for it, since it’s the film Katie Holmes made after turning down Christoper Nolan’s offer to reprised her Batman Returns role in The Dark Knight.
How about Emma Roberts’ “Wild Child”, which was supposed to be compeated against the Star Trek reboot in the U. S,, only to went straight-to-video instead!!!
Add The Incredible Hulk which was released that year 2008, because it had a $150 million budget and grossed $263 million worldwide, which would count as a flop.
Actually, that film did make a decent profit for Universal and Marvel Studios. Sure, 263 million dollars on a budget of 150 million dollars isn’t that good, and yeah, this was the only film in the MCU(Marvel Cinematic Universe)that was considered to be a bit of a flop. But still, at least both studios lost no money on this, but it still should have done better, especially since it got decent reviews from critics.
Shouldn’t Disaster Movie be on this list? It made $34 million on a $20 million budget.
Traitor is a good candidate. Somehow, somebody thought a Pg-13 film about terrorism with Don Cheadle and Guy Pearce would get people into the theater. Also weirdly has Steve Martin involved with both writing and executive producing it.
Have you heard of Outlander?
You could probably add Fanboys, it made $960,828 on a $3.9 million dollar budget.
Never mind, I had the wrong year, sorry about that.
I would like to have Defiance be on there.
How about telling us about the Meg Ryan version of “The Women”? I hear she’s going to married a cow from the film, since the cow is connected to her in the film!!!
Untraceable? It opened on this week a full decade ago now.
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Also Soul Men
Witless Protection. Budget: 7.5 million
Gross:4 million
College. Budget: 7 Million
Gross:6 million
I thought Mad Money is perfect for it, since it’s the film Katie Holmes made after turning down Christoper Nolan’s offer to reprised her Batman Returns role in The Dark Knight.
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How about Emma Roberts’ “Wild Child”, which was supposed to be compeated against the Star Trek reboot in the U. S,, only to went straight-to-video instead!!!
How about “Bride Wars”? It’s blown Anne Hataway’s chances for a Oscar for “Rachael Gets Married”!!!
More movies to add:
– Defiance ($32m budget, $51.2m gross)
– Frost/Nixon ($25m budget, $27.4m gross)
– Australia ($130m budget, $211.3m gross)
– Soul Men ($40m budget, $12.3m gross)
– Appaloosa ($20m budget, $27.7m gross)
– Traitor ($22m budget, $27.7m gross)
– Death Race ($45m budget, $75.7m gross)
– Space Chimps ($37m budget, $64.8m gross)
– The Incredible Hulk ($150m budget, $263.4m gross)
– Be Kind Rewind ($20m budget, $30.6m gross)
– Fool’s Gold ($70m budget, $111.2m gross)
– Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins ($35m budget, $43.7m gross)
– Untraceable ($35m budget, $52.7m gross)
– Mad Money ($22m budget, $26.4m gross)
Run Fatboy Run?
It cost less than $10 million and grossed $33 million.
Ghost Town.
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Add The Incredible Hulk which was released that year 2008, because it had a $150 million budget and grossed $263 million worldwide, which would count as a flop.
Actually, that film did make a decent profit for Universal and Marvel Studios. Sure, 263 million dollars on a budget of 150 million dollars isn’t that good, and yeah, this was the only film in the MCU(Marvel Cinematic Universe)that was considered to be a bit of a flop. But still, at least both studios lost no money on this, but it still should have done better, especially since it got decent reviews from critics.