The 16 Biggest Box Office Bombs of the 2020s
Superhero sequels, animated passion projects and a self-funded epic: all expensive, all hoping for a very different opening weekend.
1The MarvelsThe 2023 Captain Marvel sequel, the lowest-grossing film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.1000pts
2Mickey 17Bong Joon-ho's 2025 sci-fi comedy with Robert Pattinson, which lost money for Warner Bros. on a budget above $100 million.930pts
3The Bride!Maggie Gyllenhaal's 2026 Frankenstein film took about $24 million worldwide on an $80–90 million budget.891pts
4Indiana Jones and the Dial of DestinyHarrison Ford's final 2023 outing as Indy, with a reported budget near $300 million.848pts
5Snow WhiteDisney's 2025 live-action remake with Rachel Zegler.818pts
6BorderlandsEli Roth's 2024 video-game adaptation with Cate Blanchett, a critical and commercial wreck.734pts
7WishDisney's 2023 centenary musical, which missed its box office target badly.636pts
8ArgylleMatthew Vaughn's 2024 spy caper for Apple, reportedly made for about $200 million.636pts
9Furiosa: A Mad Max SagaGeorge Miller's acclaimed 2024 prequel, which still lost money in theaters.520pts
10The FlashWarner Bros.' 2023 DC multiverse film, which lost an estimated $200 million.520pts
11Strange WorldDisney's 2022 animated adventure, which lost an estimated $197 million.520pts
12MegalopolisFrancis Ford Coppola's self-financed 2024 epic, which grossed about $14 million on a $120 million budget.520pts
13Joker: Folie à DeuxTodd Phillips' 2024 musical sequel, which fell far short of the billion-dollar original.382pts
14Tron: AresDisney's 2025 third Tron film with Jared Leto, which opened well below expectations.0pts
15MorbiusSony's 2022 vampire spin-off with Jared Leto, better remembered for memes than ticket sales.0pts
16LightyearPixar's 2022 Toy Story spin-off, which grossed far less than any Toy Story film.0pts
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