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| | |"Lost 63.2 million of its 100 million dollar budget" in 2021,<ref>https://screenrant.com/biggest-movie-box-office-bombs-2021/</ref> plus a massive loss on marketing and promotion expenses. | | |"Lost 63.2 million of its 100 million dollar budget" in 2021,<ref>https://screenrant.com/biggest-movie-box-office-bombs-2021/</ref> plus a massive loss on marketing and promotion expenses. |
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| − | |''Heaven’s Gate'' (1980) | + | |''Chaos Walking'' (2021) |
| − | |Michael Cimino | + | |Doug Liman |
| − | |Disparaging portrayal of ranchers opposing immigrants; a tedious 3 hours and 39 minutes long, the movie contains offensive sexual violence and senseless nudity. | + | |Portrays a pretty young woman in an unattractive way with masculine conduct, and with a plot reminiscent of the [[atheist]]ic, dire view of humanity in the novel ''[[Lord of the Flies]]''. And the producers thought people would want to watch this?? |
| − | |Box office revenue of only $3.4M on a production budget of $44M. | + | |Box office of only $26.9M on a production budget expense of $125M |
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| | |''Dumbo'' (2019) | | |''Dumbo'' (2019) |
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| | |Needed $500M to break even, came in at $353.5M estimated worldwide for a huge loss. | | |Needed $500M to break even, came in at $353.5M estimated worldwide for a huge loss. |
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| − | |''Chaos Walking'' (2021) | + | |''Heaven’s Gate'' (1980) |
| − | |Doug Liman | + | |Michael Cimino |
| − | |Portrays a pretty young woman in an unattractive way with masculine conduct, and with a plot reminiscent of the [[atheist]]ic, dire view of humanity in the novel ''[[Lord of the Flies]]''. And the producers thought people would want to watch this?? | + | |Disparaging portrayal of ranchers opposing immigrants; a tedious 3 hours and 39 minutes long, the movie contains offensive sexual violence and senseless nudity. |
| − | |Box office of only $26.9M on a production budget expense of $125M | + | |Box office revenue of only $3.4M on a production budget of $44M. |
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| | |''Mommie Dearest'' (1981) | | |''Mommie Dearest'' (1981) |