2016 Box Office Flops
13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers Of BenghaziBudget: $50 million
Financed by: Paramount
Domestic Box Office: $52,853,219
Overseas Box Office: $16,558,151
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A Hologram For The KingBudget: $35 million
Financed by: Primeridian Entertainment; Silver Reel; Fábrica de Cine
Domestic Box Office: $4,212,494
Overseas Box Office: $7,633,516
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A Monster CallsBudget: $43 million
Financed by: Participant Media; River Road Entertainment
Domestic Box Office: $3,740,823
Overseas Box Office: $43,568,490
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Alice Through The Looking GlassBudget: $170 million
Financed by: Disney
Domestic Box Office: $77,041,381
Overseas Box Office: $222,415,643
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AllegiantBudget: $110 million
Financed by: Lionsgate
Domestic Box Office: $66,184,051
Overseas Box Office: $113,062,817
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AlliedBudget: $85 million
Financed by: Paramount; Huahua Media
Domestic Box Office: $40,098,064
Overseas Box Office: $79,421,959
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Bad Santa 2Budget: $26 million
Financed by: Broad Green Pictures; Miramax; Ingenious Media
Domestic Box Office: $17,782,178
Overseas Box Office: $5,447,195
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Ben-HurBudget: $100 million
Financed by: MGM; Paramount
Domestic Box Office: $26,410,477
Overseas Box Office: $67,650,834
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Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime WalkBudget: $40 million
Financed by: Sony; Studio 8; Bona Film Group; Fosun International; Film4
Domestic Box Office: $1,738,477
Overseas Box Office: $29,192,507
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CriminalBudget: $30 million
Financed by: Millennium Films
Domestic Box Office: $14,708,696
Overseas Box Office: $24,095,297
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Deepwater HorizonBudget: $122 million
Financed by: Lionsgate; Participant Media
Domestic Box Office: $61,433,527
Overseas Box Office: $57,301,083
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Free State Of JonesBudget: $49 million
Financed by: STX Entertainment; IM Global; Huayi Brothers; Vendian Entertainment; Routte One Entertainment; Union Investment Partners
Domestic Box Office: $20,810,036
Overseas Box Office: $4,225,914
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GhostbustersBudget: $144 million
Financed by: Sony; Village Roadshow; LStar Capital
Domestic Box Office: $128,350,574
Overseas Box Office: $100,796,935
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Gods Of EgyptBudget: $140 million
Financed by: Lionsgate
Domestic Box Office: $31,153,464
Overseas Box Office: $119,527,400
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GoldBudget: $30 million
Financed by: Black Bear Pictures
Domestic Box Office: $7,227,038
Overseas Box Office: $7,653,901
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Hands Of StoneBudget: $24 million
Financed by: Epicentral Studios; Panama Film Commission
Domestic Box Office: $4,712,792
Overseas Box Office: $319,221
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Jane Got A GunBudget: $25 million
Financed by: Scott Pictures; Boies/Schiller Film Group; Straight Up Films
Domestic Box Office: $1,513,793
Overseas Box Office: $1,448,384
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Keeping Up With The JonesesBudget: $40 million
Financed by: FOX; TSG Entertainment
Domestic Box Office: $14,904,426
Overseas Box Office: $15,014,319
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Kubo And The Two StringsBudget: $57.8 million
Financed by: Laika
Domestic Box Office: $48,023,088
Overseas Box Office: $28,463,516
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Live By NightBudget: $65 million
Financed by: Warner Bros; RatPac-Dune
Domestic Box Office: $10,378,555
Overseas Box Office: $12,300,000
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MastermindsBudget: $24.1 million
Financed by: Relativity
Domestic Box Office: $17,368,022
Overseas Box Office: $13,553,478
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Max SteelBudget: $20 million
Financed by: Mattel; Dolphin Films; Ingenious Media
Domestic Box Office: $3,818,664
Overseas Box Office: $2,453,739
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Midnight SpecialBudget: $23 million
Financed by: Warner Bros; RatPac Dune
Domestic Box Office: $3,712,282
Overseas Box Office: $3,128,860
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Nocturnal AnimalsBudget: $22.5 million
Financed by: Universal; Tom Ford
Domestic Box Office: $10,663,357
Overseas Box Office: $19,648,500
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Patriots DayBudget: $40 million
Financed by: CBS Films; Lionsgate
Domestic Box Office: $31,886,361
Overseas Box Office: $20,585,000
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Popstar: Never Stop Never StoppingBudget: $21 million
Financed by: Universal
Domestic Box Office: $9,496,130
Overseas Box Office: $40,904
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Pride And Prejudice And ZombiesBudget: $28 million
Financed by: Cross Creek Pictures
Domestic Box Office: $10,907,291
Overseas Box Office: $5,467,037
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RaceBudget: $30 million
Financed by: Forecast Pictures; ID+; Solofilms; Trinity Race GmbH
Domestic Box Office: $19,115,191
Overseas Box Office: $5,864,054
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Ratchet & ClankBudget: $20 million
Financed by: Rainmaker; CNHK; Cinema Management Group
Domestic Box Office: $8,821,329
Overseas Box Office: $4,193,984
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Rules Don’t ApplyBudget: $31.1 million
Financed by: New Regency; Shangri-La Entertainment; RatPac-Dune; Considered Entertainment; Robson Orr Entertainment; Windsor Media; John Angelo; Worldview Entertainment
Domestic Box Office: $3,652,206
Overseas Box Office: $233,136
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SilenceBudget: $46.5 million
Financed by: Fábrica de Cine; SharpSword Films; Emmett/Furla; IM Global
Domestic Box Office: $7,100,177
Overseas Box Office: $16,637,346
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SnowdenBudget: $39 million
Financed by: Endgame Entertainment; Vendian Entertainment; TG Media; KrautPack
Domestic Box Office: $21,587,519
Overseas Box Office: $15,691,920
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out Of The ShadowsBudget: $135 million
Financed by: Paramount; China Movie Media Group; Alibaba Pictures
Domestic Box Office: $82,051,601
Overseas Box Office: $163,572,247
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The BFGBudget: $140 million
Financed by: Disney; Walden Media; Reliance Entertainment
Domestic Box Office: $55,483,770
Overseas Box Office: $127,861,819
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The Brothers GrimsbyBudget: $65 million
Financed by: Sony; Village Roadshow; LStar Capital
Domestic Box Office: $6,874,837
Overseas Box Office: $18,306,536
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The Finest HoursBudget: $80 million
Financed by: Disney
Domestic Box Office: $27,569,558
Overseas Box Office: $24,529,532
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The FounderBudget: $25 million
Financed by: FilmNation; Faliro House Productions; The Weinstein Company
Domestic Box Office: $12,786,053
Overseas Box Office: $11,335,192
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The Huntsman: Winter’s WarBudget: $115 million
Financed by: Universal; Perfect World Pictures
Domestic Box Office: $48,003,015
Overseas Box Office: $116,599,148
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The InfiltratorBudget: $28 million
Financed by: Good Films; Bank Leumi; LipSync; Cutting Edge Group
Domestic Box Office: $15,436,808
Overseas Box Office: $5,577,782
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The Light Between OceansBudget: $20 million
Financed by: DreamWorks; Participant Media; Reliance Entertainment
Domestic Box Office: $12,545,979
Overseas Box Office: $13,429,642
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The Nice GuysBudget: $60 million
Financed by: Waypoint Entertainment; Silver Pictures; Cutting Edge Group
Domestic Box Office: $35,261,763
Overseas Box Office: $26,526,455
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The Sea Of TreesBudget: $25 million
Financed by: Waypoint Entertainment
Domestic Box Office: $20,444
Overseas Box Office: $882,718
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The Young MessiahBudget: $18.6 million
Financed by: Ocean Blue Entertainment
Domestic Box Office: $6,469,813
Overseas Box Office: $843,884
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Triple 9Budget: $20 million
Financed by: Worldview Entertainment; Anonymous Content; Sierra/Affinity; Surefire Entertainment Capital
Domestic Box Office: $12,639,297
Overseas Box Office: $10,480,145
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Didn’t “Independence Day: Resurgence” also bomb at the box office?!
No page for “Morgan”?
USS Indianapolis was an interesting one, $40 million budget and crashed and burned due to a miserable direct to VOD along with some theaters release making back about $1.6 million back.
Not sure if this applies, but I’ve always been curious about the bungled release of “Last Days in the Desert.” Broad Green picked it up and put some effort into publicity, had trade reviews and the star-studded premiere and everything leading up to the release date, but then it seemed to never actually be released in any theaters? It’s possible that they just didn’t report any numbers, but I don’t actually see any evidence a release happened (and since Broad Green was somewhat of a garbage fire at this point, it raises suspicion…)
Within the next week, can we finally put “Nine Lives” out of its misery soon?