2012 Box Office Flops
A Thousand WordsBudget: $40 million
Financed by: DREAMWORKS
Domestic Box Office: $18,450,127
Overseas Box Office: $3,594,150
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Abraham Lincoln: Vampire HunterBudget: $80.2 million
Financed by: FOX; DUNE ENTERTAINMENT
Domestic Box Office: $37,519,139
Overseas Box Office: $78,952,441
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Alex CrossBudget: $23 million
Financed by: QED; EMMETT/FURLA…
Domestic Box Office: $25,888,412
Overseas Box Office: $9,538,347
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BattleshipBudget: $209 million
Financed by: UNIVERSAL
Domestic Box Office: $65,422,625
Overseas Box Office: $239,967,035
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Big MiracleBudget: $40 million
Financed by: WORKING TITLE
Domestic Box Office: $20,157,300
Overseas Box Office: $5,536,698
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Chasing MavericksBudget: $20 million
Financed by: WALDEN MEDIA; FOX
Domestic Box Office: $6,002,756
Overseas Box Office: $2,312,994
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Cloud AtlasBudget: $102 million
Financed by: MEDIENBOARD BERLIN-BRANDENBURG…
Domestic Box Office: $27,108,272
Overseas Box Office: $103,374,596
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DREDDBudget: $45 million
Financed by: IM GLOBAL; RELIANCE ENTERTAINMENT
Domestic Box Office: $13,414,714
Overseas Box Office: $28,052,892
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FrankenweenieBudget: $39 million
Financed by: DISNEY
Domestic Box Office: $35,291,068
Overseas Box Office: $46,200,000
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GoneBudget: $19 million
Financed by: LAKESHORE ENTERTAINMENT; SIDNEY KIMMEL…
Domestic Box Office: $11,682,205
Overseas Box Office: $6,417,984
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John CarterBudget: $263.7 million
Financed by: DISNEY
Domestic Box Office: $73,078,100
Overseas Box Office: $211,061,000
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Joyful NoiseBudget: $32 million
Financed by: ALCON ENTERTAINMENT
Domestic Box Office: $30,932,113
Overseas Box Office: $225,801
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Man On a LedgeBudget: $42 million
Financed by: SUMMIT
Domestic Box Office: $18,620,000
Overseas Box Office: $27,601,189
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Not Fade AwayBudget: $20 million
Financed by: PARAMOUNT; INDIAN PAINTBRUSH
Domestic Box Office: $610,792
Overseas Box Office: $25,607
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One For The MoneyBudget: $40 million
Financed by: LAKESHORE ENTERTAINMENT; SIDNEY KIMMEL…
Domestic Box Office: $26,414,527
Overseas Box Office: $10,479,194
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Oogieloves: Big Balloon AdventureBudget: $20 million
Financed by: KENN VISELMAN
Domestic Box Office: $1,065,907
Overseas Box Office: $0
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Playing For Keeps
Budget: $25.4 million
Financed by: NU IMAGE/MILLENNIUM
Domestic Box Office: $13,102,272
Overseas Box Office: $17,859,063
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Premium RushBudget: $32 million
Financed by: SONY
Domestic Box Office: $20,275,446
Overseas Box Office: $11,117,755
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Promised LandBudget: $18 million
Financed by: PARTICIPANT MEDIA; FOCUS; IMAGE NATION ABU DHABI
Domestic Box Office: $7,597,898
Overseas Box Office: $3,442,000
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Red DawnBudget: $45 million
Financed by: MGM
Domestic Box Office: $44,806,783
Overseas Box Office: $6,144,000
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Red TailsBudget: $58 million
Financed by: LUCASFILM
Domestic Box Office: $49,876,377
Overseas Box Office: $489,121
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Rise Of The GuardiansBudget: $145 million
Financed by: DREAMWORKS ANIMATION
Domestic Box Office: $103,412,758
Overseas Box Office: $203,528,912
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Rock of AgesBudget: $75 million
Financed by: WARNER BROS
Domestic Box Office: $38,518,613
Overseas Box Office: $22,513,319
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Seeking JusticeBudget: $21.8 million
Financed by: ENDGAME ENTERTAINMENT
Domestic Box Office: $411,746
Overseas Box Office: $11,944,052
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StolenBudget: $30.9 million
Financed by: NU IMAGE/MILLENNIUM Domestic Box Office: $304,318
Overseas Box Office: $17,111,100
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That’s My BoyBudget: $70 million
Financed by: SONY; RELATIVITY
Domestic Box Office: $36,931,089
Overseas Box Office: $21,127,278
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The ApparitionBudget: $17 million
Financed by: DARK CASTLE; GERMAN FEDERAL FILM FUND
Domestic Box Office: $4,936,819
Overseas Box Office: $4,690,673
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The Cold Light of Day
Budget: $20 million
Financed by: INTREPID PICTURES…
Domestic Box Office: $3,763,583
Overseas Box Office: $18,421,998
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The Five Year EngagementBudget: $30 million
Financed by: UNIVERSAL; RELATIVITY
Domestic Box Office: $28,835,528
Overseas Box Office: $25,074,223
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The Flowers of WarBudget: $94 million
Financed by: NEW PICTURES FILM
Domestic Box Office: $311,434
Overseas Box Office: $97,000,000 (estimated)
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The Guilt TripBudget: $40 million
Financed by: SKYDANCE; PARAMOUNT
Domestic Box Office: $37,134,215
Overseas Box Office: $4,729,511
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The MasterBudget: $42 million
Financed by: ANNAPURNA PICTURES
Domestic Box Office: $16,377,274
Overseas Box Office: $11,880,786
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The RavenBudget: $26 million
Financed by: INTREPID PICTURES
Domestic Box Office: $16,008,272
Overseas Box Office: $13,649,479
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The WatchBudget: $68 million
Financed by: FOX; DUNE ENTERTAINMENT
Domestic Box Office: $35,353,000
Overseas Box Office: $32,914,862
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Total RecallBudget: $138 million
Financed by: SONY
Domestic Box Office: $58,877,969
Overseas Box Office: $139,589,199
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Shouldn’t American Reunion be on here as well? I mean yeah it was a hit, but only internationally. Unfortunately, It underperformed domestically due to competition from films like The Hunger Games, 21 Jump Street, Wrath of the Titans, and even Project X. It’s a shame really since I love the American Pie franchise (excluding those shitty direct to video sequels) and I wish we could’ve gotten a 5th film. If only Universal released it in like August or even September.
Where’s is this means war ($54 domestically on a $65 million budget
Where is The Pirates! Band of Misfits/In an Adventure with Scientists ($55 million budget & $31 million gross)?
I’m guessing The Bourne Legacy broke even, or at least came close enough to avoid being called a bomb? $125mm budget, $275mm WW gross, probably what, $175mm-$200mm after theaters take their cut, but I suspect the ad spend was huge because I remember this one being everywhere with Jeremy Renner and the “THERE WAS NEVER JUST ONE” angle being stuffed down our throats.
In a nutshell I sum Legacy up like this: America was asked “hey, we’re soft rebooting this series that just ended 5 years ago. Can Jeremy Renner be the next Matt Damon? You loved him in The Town!” and America answered “Hell no.”