40+ Major Box Office Flops That Cost Millions of Dollars

There's no shortage of wonderful movies to come out of Hollywood, from the animated pictures of our childhoods to the fast-paced action flicks we love to watch on Friday evenings. Despite being home to some of the biggest studios, not every film produced will be a blockbuster. Some of them, in fact, are going to stink. Producing a film isn’t cheap, but producers constantly dream that their film will be the next hit franchise. What about these films, though? Let's just say they lost money for their respective studios... millions of dollars.

Titan A.E. — A $100 Million Loss

20th Century Fox has a reputation for creating some of our generation's biggest blockbusters. That's why critics were taken aback when Titan A.E. released in 2000, bombed.

Titan A.E. — A $100 Million Loss

The animated adventure starred an all-star ensemble, including Drew Barrymore and Matt Damon, and was predicted to be one of the year's top-grossing pictures. Despite a $90 million production budget and a massive marketing expenditure, the film grossed only $37 million and has now lost over $100 million.

The Adventures of Pluto Nash — A $96 Million Loss

The Adventures of Pluto Nash was planned to be a delightful sci-fi/comedy film starring Eddie Murphy. He's a moon-dwelling extraterrestrial who is robbed in a nightclub and embarks on a quest to discover the thieves.

The Adventures of Pluto Nash — A $96 Million Loss

The film even has an epic battle in which he faces them at the climax. Warner Bros Studios had high hopes for this film and invested more than $100 million in its creation. However, it was a tremendous flop at the box office, grossing barely $7 million.

Jupiter Ascending — A $90-$110 million los

Lilly and Lana Wachowski, the makers of the cult sci-fi film series The Matrix, were eager to demonstrate that they could continue to produce blockbuster hits. They had great expectations, and reviewers wanted them to recreate the enchantment for which they are famous.

Jupiter Ascending — A $90-$110 million los

Lilly and Lana Wachowski, the makers of the cult sci-fi film series The Matrix, were eager to demonstrate that they could continue to produce blockbuster hits. They had great expectations, and reviewers wanted them to recreate the enchantment for which they are famous.

Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas — $125 Million Loss

Animated films, particularly those based on tried-and-true themes, consistently perform well with families all over the world searching for something entertaining to watch with their children. It's no surprise that DreamWorks had great hopes for this film.

Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas — $125 Million Loss

While some people enjoyed the film, critics and audiences alike condemned it. Many others were cringing in their seats, and we're sure they informed their friends about it. DreamWorks lost more than $125 million on this film. Who knew Sinbad the Sailor would fail?