2014 Box Office Flops
A Most Violent YearBudget: $20 million
Financed by: Participant Media; Image Nation Abu Dhabi
Domestic Box Office: $5,749,134
Overseas Box Office: $6,257,936
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And So It GoesBudget: $30 million
Financed by: Foresight Unlimited
Domestic Box Office: $15,160,801
Overseas Box Office: $10,151,586
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Before I Go To SleepBudget: $22 million
Financed by: Millennium Films
Domestic Box Office: $3,242,457
Overseas Box Office: $12,204,697
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Blood TiesBudget: $24.7 million
Financed by: Wild Bunch; Mars Films; Canal+; France 2; M6; Worldview Entertainment
Domestic Box Office: $42,472
Overseas Box Office: $2,881,487
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Dolphin Tale 2Budget: $36 million
Financed by: Alcon Entertainment
Domestic Box Office: $42,024,533
Overseas Box Office: $15,800,000
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Draft DayBudget: $25 million
Financed by: OddLot; Summit/Lionsgate
Domestic Box Office: $28,842,237
Overseas Box Office: $981,962
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Endless LoveBudget: $20 million
Financed by: Universal
Domestic Box Office: $23,438,250
Overseas Box Office: $11,279,923
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Get On UpBudget: $30 million
Financed by: Universal
Domestic Box Office: $30,703,100
Overseas Box Office: $2,767,897
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I, FrankensteinBudget: $65 million
Financed by: Lakeshore Entertainment; Sidney Kimmel Entertainment; Hopscotch Features; Lionsgate
Domestic Box Office: $19,075,290
Overseas Box Office: $52,444,175
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Inherent ViceBudget: $20 million
Financed by: Warner Bros; IAC Films; RatPac-Dune
Domestic Box Office: $8,110,975
Overseas Box Office: $6,661,371
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Jersey BoysBudget: $41.8 million
Financed by: Warner Bros; RatPac
Domestic Box Office: $47,047,013
Overseas Box Office: $20,622,000
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Labor DayBudget: $18 million
Financed by: Indian Paintbrush; Paramount
Domestic Box Office: $13,371,528
Overseas Box Office: $6,904,284
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Left BehindBudget: $20 million
Financed by: Stoney Lake Entertainment
Domestic Box Office: $14,019,924
Overseas Box Office: $10,994,602
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Legends of Oz: Dorothy’s ReturnBudget: $70 million
Financed by: Summertime Entertainment
Domestic Box Office: $8,462,027
Overseas Box Office: $11,645,586
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Million Dollar ArmBudget: $25 million
Financed by: Disney
Domestic Box Office: $36,457,627
Overseas Box Office: $2,769,953
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Mr. Peabody & ShermanBudget: $145 million
Financed by: Dreamworks Animation
Domestic Box Office: $111,506,430
Overseas Box Office: $164,191,609
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Muppets Most WantedBudget: $54 million
Financed by: Disney
Domestic Box Office: $51,183,113
Overseas Box Office: $29,200,177
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Odd ThomasBudget: $27 million
Financed by: Two Out of Ten Prods.; Fusion Films; AngeleFine
Domestic Box Office: N/A
Overseas Box Office: $1,149,267
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Penguins of MadagascarBudget: $132 million
Financed by: DreamWorks Animation
Domestic Box Office: $83,298,585
Overseas Box Office: $290,201,183
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PompeiiBudget: $100 million
Financed by: Constantin Films
Domestic Box Office: $23,219,748
Overseas Box Office: $94,611,883
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SabotageBudget: $35 million
Financed by: QED Intl
Domestic Box Office: $10,508,518
Overseas Box Office: $11,618,324
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Sin City: A Dame To Kill ForBudget: $65 million
Financed by: Aldamisa; Demarest Films; Kilburn Media; Solipist Films; Prime Focus
Domestic Box Office: $13,757,804
Overseas Box Office: $25,649,812
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The Best Of MeBudget: $27.8 million
Financed by: Relativity
Domestic Box Office: $26,766,213
Overseas Box Office: $9,160,000
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The GamblerBudget: $25 million
Financed by: Paramount
Domestic Box Office: $33,680,992
Overseas Box Office: $5,600,000
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The JudgeBudget: $50 million
Financed by: Warner Bros; Village Roadshow; Ratpac-Dune
Domestic Box Office: $47,119,388
Overseas Box Office: $37,300,000
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The Legend of HerculesBudget: $70 million
Financed by: Millennium Films
Domestic Box Office: $18,848,538
Overseas Box Office: $42,553,907
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The Single Moms ClubBudget: $20 million
Financed by: Lionsgate
Domestic Box Office: $15,973,881
Overseas Box Office: $391,570
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Third PersonBudget: $28 million
Financed by: Corsan
Domestic Box Office: $1,021,398
Overseas Box Office: $1,597,796
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TranscendenceBudget: $100.8 million
Financed by: Alcon Entertainment; DMG
Domestic Box Office: $23,022,309
Overseas Box Office: $80,016,949
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The Pyramid was a huge flop in 2014. Budget 6.5 Million grossed 16.9 Million in box office receipts worldwide.
Wasn’t Edge Of Tomorrow a flop?
Why did The Identical got removed?
The low budget. Keeping titles with costs closer to $20M+
The Book Of Life budget: 50 million box office: 99 million 3 Days To Kill budget: 28 million box office: 52 million
Is that me, or were the only films that I saw in theaters that year were “The Lego Movie”, “Guardians of the Galaxy”(THE film that made me a fan of the MCU), the awful Michael Bay produced “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” film, “Big Hero 6”, and “Interstellar”(which was my introduction to Christopher Nolan)(and I didn’t see it in IMAX because I saw it VERY late in it’s run(I saw it in late December of 2014), and by that time, the third “Hobbit movie was playing in all of “Interstellar”‘s IMAX screens)? Yeah, the amount of films I saw that year were VERY limited. I missed a lot of films that I heard were great(like “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” and “X-Men: Days Of Future Past) and skipped a lot of these films I flopped like the PLAGUE. Yeah.
Jack Ryan,Pompeii, Muppets Most Wanted, Winter Soldier, DoFP, Noah (which should have been called Noah AD or something), Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, Into the Woods (surprisingly since I don’t really like musicals), The Fault in Our Stars (watched it in an empty, decrepit bargain theater near the end of its run which was fantastic, and how on earth did Divergent girl and Baby Driver guy make a good couple? but it worked), Edge of Tomorrow, Theory of Everything, Whiplash, Birdman, Big Eyes, Foxcatcher, and Citizenfour were the ones that I really liked from that year, along with a few of the movies you mentioned, except the Lego Movie, because that is overrated to an absurd degree and the song Everything is Awesome makes me want to die every time I hear it.
Yeah I agree with you!