Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp EmailThanks to the wonderful people at Forbes (via BoxOfficeMojo), the biggest flops – financially speaking – have been revealed for 2013. Even with very little movie knowledge, the candidates are pretty obvious to all. Before we give you the top 10, here’s a couple of interesting things to note: 1) Big name stars does not equal big name profits. 2) R.I.P.D. cost a whopping $130 million, despite the studio insisting it be under a $100 million. 3) Peeples is a ridiculous title. 10. The Big Wedding Courtesy of: Lionsgate Budget: $35 million Global Box Office: $22 million Return: 63% 9. R.I.P.D. Courtesy of: Universal Pictures Budget: $130 million Global Box Office: $78 million Return: 60% 8. Peeples Courtesy of: Lionsgate Budget: $15 million Global Box Office: $9 million Return: 60% 7. Getaway Courtesy of: Warner Bros. Pictures Budget: $18 million Global Box Office: $10.5 million Return: 58% 6. Battle of the Year Courtesy of: Screen Gems Budget: $20 million Global Box Office: $11 million Return: 55% 5. Broken City Courtesy of: 20th Century Fox Budget: $35 million Global Box Office: $19 million Return: 54% 4. Parker Courtesy of: FilmDistrict Budget: $35 million Global Box Office: $17 million Return: 49% 3. Paranoia Courtesy of: Relativity Media Budget: $35 million Global Box Office: $13.5 million Return: 39% 2. Bullet to the Head Courtesy of: Warner Bros. Pictures Budget: $25 million Global Box Office: $9 million Return: 36% 1. The Fifth Estate Courtesy of: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Budget: $28 million Global Box Office: $6 million Return: 21% Wow. To put The Fifth Estate‘s ‘flopness’ into perspective, Hunger Games: Catching Fire made DOUBLE TFE‘s entire global box office on Monday alone in the States. Oh dear. Courtesy of: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Poor Benedict. I’m sure he’ll be alright in the end. Top 10 Movie Flops of 2013 was last modified: July 8th, 2015 by David Brake Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Email
