10+ Movies That Bombed During The 2010s

Loss (with inflation): $70 million

This movie was set up for success. It was the first major movie to be directed by a black woman, and it had the Oprah seal of approval.

All it had to do was not come out when a superhero movie was playing... but oops, Black Panther was still in theaters.

Loss (with inflation): (Not determined yet, but it's a flop).

This reboot was going to be Elizabeth Banks' foray into directing. It was supposed to be a huge triumph.

It was not, and she got very defensive about it.

Loss (with inflation): $100 million.

It was an attempt to give the T-800 a swan song... but it didn't work.

It made barely any money domestically and did not break even... obviously.

Loss (with inflation): $106 million

Even Steven Spielberg couldn't save this movie.

The problem is, it went up against Finding Dory, which was the sequel to one of the biggest animated Pixar movies of all time.

Loss (with inflation): $101.7 million

There have been so many jokes about how bad this movie was. Even Ryan Reynolds himself has made jokes about it.

And its box office earnings reflected that.

Loss (with inflation): $100-$155 million

It had all the workings of a sweet movie.

It had Jeff Bridges, it had Ryan Reynolds, it had ghosts, it was like Men In Black. But it didn't make money.

Loss (with inflation): $107-$165.5 million

Even though he's become a bit beloved recently, this movie almost killed his entire career.

He can thank God for John Wick, or in the very least his lucky stars.

Loss (with inflation): $120.74 million.

It was supposed to be a brand new cool monster series for kids.

It was supposed to launch a whole new franchise. But, needless to say, it didn't.

Loss (with inflation): $115-$166 million.

This is one of the biggest animated box-office failures of all time.

Director Simon Wells was no stranger to failures. His 2002 film The Time Machine also flopped.

Loss (with inflation): $120-$157 million.

This movie was plagued with a whole bunch of problems in its pre-production.

So when Warner Bros. was ready to shoot, the whole project was dead on arrival.

Loss (with inflation): $138-$154.66 million.

This movie has been described as a "colossal failure."

They tried a new technique when it came to visual effects and it failed, so a lot had to be reshot last minute.

Loss (with inflation): $166-$210 million.

In a world plagued with remakes and reboots, it was probably a major surprise for Disney when this Pirates Of The Carribean-like cowboy movie failed.

But it was pretty offensive, so they should have seen it coming.

Loss (with inflation): $179 million.

With a budget of $110 million, it wasn't a good sign when this apocalyptic movie only made $2.8 million on its opening weekend.

Things... didn't get better after that.

Loss (with inflation): $224 million.

Oh, this is the big tuna, folks.

Not only is it the biggest box office flop in the last decade, but it's the biggest flop of all time!

Loss (with inflation): $75 million.

In a world full of remakes and reboots that make a whole bunch of money, this attempt at an all-female Ghostbusters team was not one of them.

Loss (with inflation): $100 million.

An attempt to revive the X-Men franchise with the likes of Sansa Stark was a bit misguided, and audiences didn't really go for this one.

We'll have to see if the MCU does the X-Men right.

Loss (with inflation): $97.5 million.

Movies about hackers have been cool since computers came out. And a movie about sexy hackers (as opposed to real-life hackers) should also be cool.

This one wasn't so cool.

Loss (with inflation): $96.5 million.

The funny thing about this bomb is that the person who made it, Kirk Kerkorian, didn't care if it made money.

He just wanted to raise awareness about the Armenian Genocide.

Loss (with inflation): $95.6 million.

Taking a Christmas classic and turning it into a movie about Fascist rats with jetpacks?

Financed by a bunch of Russian banks? Was this a money laundering scheme?

Loss (with inflation): $130.5 million.

If The Matrix was any indicator, the Wachowskis have a talent for creating big, epic stories. Or, at least they used to.

Jupiter Ascending was kind of proof to the contrary.

Loss (with inflation): $163 million.

My question is: When they saw Hugh Jackman in that makeup, why did they still decide to continue with the project?

Why not scrap it right then and there?

Loss (with inflation): $93.3 million.

The fact that I am just now realizing that they did a remake of the 1941 movie The Wolfman in 2010 proves this movie didn't do so hot.

Loss (with inflation): $92.3 million.

Even the greatest of companies have to slip at some point.

This was the case for Pixar, whose 2015 The Good Dinosaur was its first and only bomb (so far).

Loss (with inflation): $92 million.

This is another one of those movies that kind of just slips from your memory.

And you're saying this movie got a theatrical release? Huh, no kidding!

Loss (with inflation): $163 million.

Unless your name is Pirates Of The Carribean, you're not going to have a lot of luck in movies if you're a movie based on a Disney ride.

Not even George Clooney can save you.

Loss (with inflation): $91.5 million.

Yes, the critically acclaimed film that received 11 Academy Award nominations (including Best Picture) was actually a bit of a big flop.

Funny how the world works, isn't it?

Loss (with inflation): $87 million.

This movie was proof that not every Marvel movie was automatically going to be a huge money-maker.

Sometimes, just like DC movies, they could fail really hard.

Loss (with inflation): $83 million.

While it had a decent concept (and gave "rise" to a lot of weird Elsa/Jack Frost fan fiction), it was not enough to take this movie to the top.

Loss (with inflation): $83.7 million.

How many Robin Hood movies have they made so far? And how many have been really all that successful?

Obviously, I don't count the Disney version or Men In Tights.

Loss (with inflation): $131 million.

Another classic movie being remade. This one didn't do as well as the original.

In fact, while the original was a towering achievement in filmmaking, this one just plain stunk.

Loss (with inflation): $86 million.

It's a shame this movie didn't do so hot, because if it did, we may have more jukebox musical movies on the market.

Now, all we've got is this and Moulin Rouge.

Loss (with inflation): $84 million.

This movie being on this list proves that your movie doesn't have to suck to bomb. Do you want to know what beat this movie at the box office?

Happy Death Day.