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Did anyone else notice that most of these "Fails" refer to studio interference, rewrites, and reshoots? It's almost like studio's micromanaging their filmmakers is always a bad thing or something!

John carter was a box office fail but that movie was really good, it’s sad more people didn’t see it cuz we’ll never get a second one😭

Timestamp: 2000: Titan AE 0:39 2001: Final Fantasy 1:51 2002: Adventures of Pluto Nash 2:55 2003: Sinbad 3:59 2004: The Alamo 5:07 2005: Stealth 6:13 2006: Poseidon 7:20 2007: Evan Almighty 8:27 2008: Speed Racer 9:33 2009: A Christmas Carol 10:39 2010: How Do You Know 11:57 2011: Mars Needs Moms 13:06 2012: John Carter 14:19 2013: The Lone Ranger 15:28 2014: Legends of Oz 16:37 2015: Pan 17:47 2016: Ben-Hur 18:55 2017: King Authur 20:03 2018: Mortal Engines 21:11 2019: Terminator Dark Fate 22:30 2020: Mulan & WW 1984 23:37 2021: Chaos Walking 25:15

I love, LOVE, Titan AE. One of the few Western animated films not aimed entirely at kids. Great art, great voice acting, great soundtrack. Shame it didn't do so well. I enjoyed Final Fantasy too - it was a pretty amazing experience technically, even though the movie itself moved along a bit too slowly... certainly enjoyed it a lot more than many "must see Blockbuster" movies anyways.

It amazed me how badly they missed the point of Mulan in the remake. Its as if they didnt even bother to watch the original. Giving her special powers completely ruins the whole point. She isnt special, shes a normal girl, and THAT IS the point.

Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas is a fucking masterpiece!

I LOVE John Carter. I think it's actually a really solid movie with a great script and excellent use of world building to learn the world of Barsoom as the story unfolds. I love how it takes the time to introduce John Carter to the inhabitants of Barsoom and how they learn to work together throughout the film. I find the special effects / CGI to be absolutely beautiful and the use of color breathtaking at times. More people should give it a chance. I liked Titan A. E. As well but I was 10 years old when I first saw that.

You missed a key point as to why Posidon failed, it's a remake of a great older film.

"Titan A.E." and "Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within" are both great movies and I'm proud to say that I own them both. Cheers 🍻

I actually enjoyed Sinbad, Evan Almighty, Speed Racer, and Jim Carrey’s Christmas Carol

What this list tends to show is we don’t want endless remakes, endless sequels and if you make an animated movie, it better be really good as these seem to be surprisingly expensive to make

A Christmas Carol is an absolute MUST WATCH in December

A lot of these films may have been Box Office flops, but they were still fun movies to watch!

I liked the Lone Ranger, John Carter, Crhistmas Carol and King Arthur.

Final Fantasy spirit's within was a underrated jem. I liked its apocalyptic setting. And the aliens were cool too. Wish the games would have had a similar story.

A Christmas carol with Jim Carrey is A CLASSIC!!!!!!! One of the best versions of the classic tale

Sinbad and Titan AE were two of my favorite childhood movies. I don’t understand why they both didn’t perform well at the box office

I actually enjoyed Mars Needs Moms. When I was a kid, the scene where the aliens killed Gribble's mother in the flashback scene was one of the scariest scene I've ever seen. I feel so bad for Gribble 😭

John Carter and Sinbad are great entertaining movies with a surprising amount of heart. If you haven't I recommend both as a double feature. So much fun.

Disney’s Box office bombs over the years: 2011: Mars Needs Moms 2012: John Carter 2013: The Lone Ranger Me: This Can’t Be A Coincidence

Terminator: Dark Fate broke our childhood, they messed up original storyline about terminator, they messed up every character, and before that we got terminator genesys who broke everything too, its like wtf is going on..

0:41 I saw this movie only because one of my _AWESOME_ highschool teachers rented out 3 school buses, and drove us to the Menlo Park Mall Movie Theater during the school day and paid for seniors to see it himself. His name was Mr. Maginn. He taught History and looked like actor Jack Davenport.

Strange World is set to be added to this year's list of bombs!

Seeing Sinbad on here was a major stunner to me. I haven’t seen it since I was a kid, but for whatever reason, it was an absolute favorite of mine as a child, only beat by Finding Nemo. I probably watched it over 100 times. I honestly do not know why. It just made me love it. So seeing it now, I’m surprised to see how hard it bombed. I’m jokingly telling myself that child me would have made it turn a profit at the box office.

Didn’t expect 2009’s “A Christmas Carol” to be on the list, but honestly, I LOVED IT!!

Legend of Sinbad really, that movie was a master piece

The first 3 animated movies that were on this list are underrated and I genuinely enjoyed them

What’s funny is that Sinbad was one of my favorite movies that year. Parents wouldn’t let me watch Pirates of the Caribbean nor Terminator 😂

Crying shame how criminally underrated Titan A.E. is! Absolutely awesome movie!

#22: Titan A.E. (2000) #21: Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (2001) #20: The Adventures of Pluto Nash (2002) #19: Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas (2003) #18: The Alamo (2004) #17: Stealth (2005) #16: Poseidon (2006) #15: Evan Almighty (2007) #14: Speed Racer (2008) #13: A Christmas Carol (2009) #12: How Do You Know (2010) #11: Mars Needs Moms (2011) #10: John Carter (2012) #9: The Lone Ranger (2013) #8: Legends of Oz: Dorothy’s Return (2014) #7: Pan (2015) #6: Ben-Hur (2016) #5: King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (2017) #4: Mortal Engines (2018) #3: Terminator: Dark Fate (2019) #2: Mulan and Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) #1: Chaos Walking (2021)

I have a lot to say, I saw stealth in theaters with a girl I was seeing then and it blew my mind that when we watched it we were the only 2 at the theater, I also saw Evan Almighty in theaters. Secondly, I am surprised Cats wasn't 2019s biggest bomb and crazy that Tom Holland was in 2021s biggest bomb and biggest Box Office winner.

I watched Poseidon when it came out and remember thinking the effects were well done, but I didn't know it got the Oscar nod. I do think it is underrated, especially when compared to all the other 2000s disaster movies that came out back then. It also still holds up today, which tells me it just had bad luck, which happens to some good movies. Sadly, I don't think it will get "found" like Clue or Shawshank did, and while I would never say it is as good Shawshank, I think it is about on par with a Clue.

Boy, I enjoy Mortal Engines so much the concept the idea and the execution, I didn't know this movie was a flop. There goes my hope for a sequel

0:42 Titan AE 1:50 Final Fantasy The Spirit Within 2:58 The adventures of pluto nash 3:50 sinbad 5:09 the Alamo 6:14 the stealth 7:22 poseidon 9:34 speed racer 10:39 a Christmas carol 13:07 mars needs moms 15:20 the lone ranger 17:42 pan 18:55 Ben Hur 20:02 king Arthur 21:12 mortal engines 22:30 terminator dark fate 23:38 mulan and wonder Woman 25:22 chaos walking

This list makes me want to rewatch all of them. Good job WatchMojo.

when you bring back Linda Hamilton, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and even James Cameron and you still fail? that's a sign that maybe a series has gone on for too long

Wait?? A terminator: dark fate was a bigger box-office flop than cats??? That’s kinda sad.

John Carter was so underrated it was amazing

In this list John Carter and Mortal engines were amazingly entertaining high fantasy concepts. Its sad that these flopped but both of these are cult classics and deserve a second chance.

It’s like saying that Pocahontas II doesn’t exist either but when it’s bombed and forgotten, it’s nothing but a bad day. Remember The Room, Avatar: The Last AirBender, 2019’s Cats and The Emoji Movie?

Mortal Engines is fantastic! It’s even better in 3D! So glad I managed to find a 3D Blu-ray copy of it internationally ;)

Y'all don't appreciate Speed Racer enough

Ddudde. Y'all just made a list of my favorite movies. Thanks.

Another thing about Poseidon... I worked at a Video Update in 2006-2007ish when it came to DVD. I have never before or since seen so many copies on the shelves of one movie. I'm not kidding when i say it was about 15 rows by itself. and entire half a wall was Poseidon. IDK if this contributes to its budget or whatever, or if it helped but... yeah.

I still have my copy of Titan A.E. on DVD. Time to re-watch that. It's been many years.

I think while I enjoyed King Arthur Legend of The Sword, it's sets up way too much for a sequel that the studio had planned. In my opinion, they should've take a backseat for a sequel for a while and made a good standalone movie first that would've made the movie a lot better recieved box office wise then go talk about the sequel

Despite Terminator Dark Fate being full of problems the action was very well done

It's interesting how many of these are Disney movies, despite Disney's attempts to frame its releases as never-miss. Reality is that they have a fairly mixed release history, and they made few live action movies at all before they bought Marvel.

The majority of these movies were awesome and enjoyable flicks whether they were released 20 years ago or today.

I enjoyed final fantasy: The spirits within...still I can easily admit it is flawed but the animation is incredible 👌

Terminator Dark Fate was not only a Box office fail, it was the killer of the entire franchise

About Terminator, I must say, I was surprised that the one re-appearance I loved the most, was actually Linda Hamilton. Loved her performance as Sarah Connor, in all movies.

I've seen most of the movies on this list and really enjoyed Titan A.E., Stealth, Poseidon, Speed Racer and John Carter.

Titan A.E. was pretty good, so was Sinband, Stealth, and Mortal Engines. John Carter I thought was really good, and I can't believe it flopped. The rest of these, yeah, no surprise.

I love Peter Pan but 2015’s Pan isn’t a favorite of mine but I love the 2003 version when I was young at the time

Speed racer is, in my opinion, an absolute classic to me. It’s such a amazing story, it’s characters I actually really like. And it’s corky humor is what I like lol The CGI won’t ever age well. But I love it.

I like those movies Titan A.E (2000) Final Fantasy: The Spirits within (2001) Sinbad: Legend of the Seven sea (2003) Disney's A Christmas Carol (2009) Terminator: Dark Fate (2019) WW84 (2020) But I think it just because maybe they didn't do well with the budget and score on money from critics and audiences but these films are my favorite even the animated films too.

I enjoyed WW84. I like Dark Fate, but killing John Connor was the stupidest mistake and felt it was there to replace him with Dani and Grace is basically a female Marcus Wright who was an interesting and tragic character. Rev-9 was cool due to his switching ability and his skeleton design but the rest is whatever.

Evan Almighty honestly surprised me. It was a great movie that had children laughing. Idk how it failed in the box office so badly.

One of A Christmas Carrol's biggest problems was its presentation. Older audiences found the style too creepy while the younger audiences was outright frightened by it. Heck, the scene with Death made even me go... Woah, that's Dark!

I actually thought the Lone Ranger was pretty good. You can tell it was not completed at intended, though.

Still enjoyed terminator dark fate

Josh lucas was in two of the lowest grossing films two years in a row 😬😬😬

I actually really enjoyed The Lone Ranger. That train chase alone makes the near 3 hour runtime worth it.

Alot of these movies are highly underrated

I loved John Carter on DVD and absolutely loved it! Watched it multiple times. Sad to see that it's included on this list. 😕

I think A Christmas Carol was actually amazing. Very good rendition of the story.

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I have seen all the movies on this list. I enjoyed watching all of them. I do have favorites and I thought that they did quite well on the theaters. Loved Titan A.E , Final Fantasy, Sinbad, Wonder Woman 2, Possidon, Evan Almighty, John Carter, Speed Racer, and Mars Needs MOMS.

King Arthur: Legend of the Sword is by far the best movie on this list. it definitely was not bland.

I loved mortal engines (the books) they were my favourite books as a kid. I didn’t think the film was that bad, super dissapointed that (just like the golden compass (Northern Lights)) we won’t see the rest of the story in film form.

john carter is an amazing movie , i was so sad to find out it tanked in the box office .

I wanted to see Sinbad: The Legend of the Seven Seas when I was nine years old but sadly my life was very busy at that time it probably would have winded up a box office bomb no matter what sadly but at least I would have supported it in some way. I saw it when I was eleven finally and really liked it but haven't seen it since and now I'm 28 hopefully I'll see it again someday. :)

The Lone Ranger was the only one on the list I was truly saddened to learn had bombed. Yeah it was a long movie, but I throughly enjoyed the action scenes

Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within was a motion picture that was tailored to disappoint practically everyone. While the computer generated imagery was well ahead of it’s time, choosing to leverage such a well-respected franchise as Final Fantasy without incorporating any of the elements that made the games great doomed The Spirits Within to fiscal ruin.

Final Fantasy The Spirits Within, I remember being super excited when I watched the trailer, but once I saw the film, it was very evident that those convoluted JRPG plots do not work on movies. Speed Racer you couldn’t really tell to whom that movie was made for. It was like a bad acid trip, and my retinas were hurting half an hour into the movie.

The concept of Chaos waking (being a person who can hear the opposite sex’s thoughts) was done in a 90s movie called What women want. Mulan’s issue is that they changed her story to make her have supernatural powers, instead of accomplishing her goal by hard work & discipline. Terminator’s issue is that they made John Connor and Kyle Reese’s sacrifices completely pointless and irrelevant & turned the T-800 into a house husband for some bizarre reason.

One of the reasons I've seen why Final Fantasy was such a failure was that the movie was a Final Fantasy in name only. It had none of the hallmarks of Final Fantasy - no magic, no summons, no mystical creatures. The best they had was that they had a Cid. The movie could have just used any other title other than Final Fantasy it was so paint-by-the-numbers sci-fi. Wanna know why SquareEnix exists? Because of THIS.

Really surprised the live action ATLA wasn't on here. Great list W.M.

It honestly surprises me that Titan AE bombed. I remember when it first came out to theaters going to see it an enthusiastically watching it and in my hometown of Santa Rosa there was this event going on at what was then the new Roxy theater and there were a bunch of re-releases of animated films which included Titan AE and there was a bunch of people going to see that too. It makes me wonder if Santa Rosa was just some area where the film actually had some popularity because I remember watching it again at a friend's house too. Or maybe it's just because me and him are nerds and we were into this kind of film back then. Since it is from the former Fox animation studio well some of their films have been put on Disney plus so I hope this one does as well. I also remember seeing Final fantasy the spirits within in theaters. I was shocked to find out later how much it's underperformed. I remember at the time the animation looked so real. I didn't see the adventures of Pluto Nash in theaters, but I do remember seeing it on DVD sometime later. I didn't have much of an impression of the film. It must have not been memorable because the honest truth is I remember the music from the DVD menu a lot more than the film itself. I don't remember anything from the film besides the fact that the music from the DVD menu did play to also open the film as well. So I see why Pluto Nash failed. Considering how much of a powerhouse Disney is now, it's pretty amazing that they had three years in a row of the number one box office bomb. Anyways I didn't see the lone ranger in theaters, but I saw it on DVD I think as a Redbox rental a little later. I honestly enjoyed the film and didn't realize at the time that it bombed. I remember Ben-Hur being released, but never saw it. I guess that must have been the case for most people. I remember seeing a trailer for Mortal Engines. I found the concept interesting, but also ridiculous at the same time. I guess more people thought the idea was just too ridiculous. I've heard that Terminator: Dark Fate was good, it just was too late after 3-5 disappointing so many people. I thought Genysis was at least better than Rise of the Machines and Salvation, but again, none of the later films can compare to Judgement Day. I hope to watch Dark Fate some day knowing that maybe finally they have decided to end the franchise on a high note in terms of quality. Too bad it bombed so bad. I like how you explained 2020. Honestly I just wouldn't have included that year just because so many theaters were closed due to the pandemic, but I do like how you explained that year and what could have been for the films. Honestly both movies mentioned are very flawed and I have zero intention of seeing Mulan(2020) as they made her a Mary Sue anyways instead of allowing her character to grow. I love the animated Mulan, it is my favorite Disney renaissance era film, but the live action one is just plain terrible. Wonder Woman 1984 I enjoyed when I saw it in theaters in late 2020, but even then I saw some serious flaws. I do appreciate that the main bad guy was defeated not by fighting, but by wanting to see his son. The lasso of truth helped him realize what he was doing was wrong and sometimes I appreciate that kind of villain arc more than just a fight to the death. The pandemic was still going strong in 2021 so I'm sure a lot of films still suffered. I know some did well still though such as Kong vs Godzilla which I'm happy performed well on such a year. I wonder how well it would have performed withouth a pandemic.

I'm always surprised to hear king arthur legend of the sword was failure. I've seen it in the cinema 4 or 5 times, bought the 3d bluray when it came out, and later bought the 4k bluray when that was released. While the setting up for sequels might have hurt the movie, i think the main reason for it's failure was just people and critics just thinking it was going to be just another tellling of the same old story, and weren't expecting the new take, and therefore being critical about it being the old story whit a whole lot of "stupid" stuff added to it. But those who went in open minded where treated to an amazing film, it's a more magical mythical telling of the story. And combined with guy ritchie's way of story telling (the "growing up" and "what happened with the vikings" scenes are great examples) The amazing soundtrack, great atmos mix and fun use of 3d (not over the top, but also not as lame as it's use in avatar) make for a great film.

Holy moly....I actually loved most of these. Titan ae and spirits within were one of my fav childhood movies. John carter was an awesome love story. Poseidon was great, mortal engines was epic.

Titan AE was amazing, FF Spirits Within was amazing, and John Carter was phenomenal... I can see why animated movies did bad, but John Carter should have been a success, it was beyond incredible and extremely well done! Idk who that dude was who played him either, but he did great and should have blown up after

I think i saw the intro of 2000's Titan AE, the end of 2006's Poseidon, some bits of 2012's John Carter, 2016's Ben Hur, 2018's intro of Mortal Engines, & 2020's Mulan

I’ve always liked Evan Almighty, Sinbad, Poseidon, and King Author Legend of the Sword.

I watched most of the animated movies here. Still love Titan AE, Sinbad is ok, Final Fantasy is nice to look at. OZ was weak as hell and still am not sure where the money went.

WHAT I would’ve never imagined that sindbad was considered a „failure“ :0 It’s animation is super fluid, story is action packed and not really obvious either. Loved this movie through my entire childhood 🤭

Terminator dark fate was a fantastic return to form for its franchise the problem with it was the amount of lacklustre movies before it

- “Sinbad”was pretty decent. My students sure loved it.

Josh Lucas's career went down faster than that ship....😬😬😬😬😬

King Arthur was definitely not bland. It was a creative retelling that hooked you with likable characters (even the side ones), interesting cinematography, and don’t get me started on the soundtrack! A cult classic. People just weren’t terribly interested in anything that wasn’t Marvel at the time.

I've seen: Titan A.E, Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within, Poseidon, Evan Almighty, Speed Racer, A Christmas Carol, John Carter, and The Lone Ranger

I loved Mortal Engines. I hoped to see a sequel

I'm Glad that they made chaos walking... genuinely enjoyed it when i watched it

Titan A.E. is one of my top 10 favorite movies of all time. I still have a copy of it on VHS that I still watch lol.

I loved sinbad as a kid! Remember i watched it with my little brother every night before bed :)

This proves that disney took the most risks and thus is the most valuable of the century so far.

Speed racer is a fantastic movie, one of my favourite from Wachowski. Saw it 3 times and enjoyed it

Never realized Disney had such a bad track record in the early 2010s.