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10. "Howard the Duck" (1986, Universal)
Budget: $37 million
U.S. Box Office: $16 million

9. "Hudson Hawk" (1991, Columbia TriStar)
Budget: $60 million-plus
U.S. Box Office: $17.2 million

8. "Ishtar" (1987, Columbia)
Budget: $55 million
U.S. Box Office: $12.7 million

7. "Inchon" (1981)/"Battlefield Earth" (2000, Warner Bros. Pictures)
Budget: $50 million/$73 million
U.S. Box Office: $1.9 million/$21.5 million

6. "Cleopatra" (1963, 20th Century Fox)
Budget: $44 million ($259 million today)
U.S. Box Office: $26 million ($153 million today)

5. "Heaven's Gate" (1980, United Artists)
Budget: $44 million
U.S. Box Office: $3 million

4. "The Postman" (1997, Warner Bros.)
Budget: $80 million to $100 million
U.S. Box Office: $17.6 million

3. "Town & Country" (2001, New Line)
Budget: $85 million to $90 million
U.S. Box Office: $6.7 million

2. "Cutthroat Island" (1995, MGM/Carolco)
Budget: $100 million-plus
U.S. Box Office: $9.9 million

1. "The Adventures of Pluto Nash" (2002, Warner Bros.)
Budget: $90 million to $100 million
U.S. Box Office: $4.4 million

Ive never even heard of most of these movies...:lost:

And all for the best i suppose...

Hudson Hawk is GREATTTTTTTTTTTT ...

Drinking game:

Have a shot whenever the Bruce Willis character kills someone.

Cleopatra Its great , I loved it .. :confused:

wasn't "Water world" the biggest flop ever??

I never knew Cleopatra did that bad....


Town & Country was :yuck:

i liked Hudson Hawk and The postman !!

they were great...

daaaaaaaaaaaamn The Adventures of Pluto Nash
reaaallly faailed

$100 million movie...with a profit of $4.4 million only

huuuuge loose

haraaam ... i watched cleopatra like 3 times .... its one of my best movies

interesting...list....now am i'm looking forward to see those movies and know why did they flopped :rolleyes: :D

mayb the amirican's didnt like it

There's a movie that most probably none of you has heard of. It's a sci-fi movie called Solar Crisis which was made in 1990 or thereabouts financed by the Japanese because it's based on novel by a famous Japanese writer . At that time it had a budget of $55 million and rumors are it might have ended up costing as much as $100 million. It was never released in theatres and went straight to video where apparently no one rented it either. It has the distinction of being the biggest budgeted movie to go directly to video and probably one of the biggest bombs of all time. But because it wasn't financed by one of the big Hollywood studios and only stars a bunch of B grade actors it will never appear on lists of All Time Hollywood Failures.