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The biggest box office flops ever - Kiwi Report

The biggest box office flops ever


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The biggest box office flops ever

When you think of Hollywood, the stars that sit proudly on the Hollywood Walk of Fame come to mind, or maybe the tours that take you around stars’ houses. Yet, we’ll bet you that when you think of Hollywood, you also think about blockbuster movies.
When a studio begins to make a movie, they always hope that it will be successful. After all, filmmaking is very expensive, so in order to make up for the cost of producing a big budget movie, it has to do quite well at the box office.
We always hear about the most successful movies, the one that top the charts and make millions of dollars in profit. However, some movies just don’t make enough money to cover their expenses. Whether this is because of high production costs, pricey celebs who have their diva demands, or a concept that just doesn’t hit the mark, these are the biggest box office flops ever.
[post_page_title]Titan A.E – loss of $100 million[/post_page_title]
It’s fair to say that 20th Century Fox has a reputation for bringing magical movies to life. Because of this, the world was pretty shocked to see them produce the 2000 flop, Titan A.E. With an all-star cast that featured the likes of Drew Barrymore and Matt Damon.
Titan A.E – loss of $100 million

Critics expected this animated adventure movie to be an absolute hit with fans across the world. Sadly, it just didn’t live up to its $90 million production costs – which doesn’t include a few extra million for marketing and promotion. To this day, Titan A.E has only racked up a small $37 million revenue in the box-office, which means it’s currently hanging its head with a $100 million loss.

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