Top 10 Biggest Losers of the Decade in US

NOV 29, 2009 - Whaddaya know! Reuters has come up with a list of the biggest Hollywood flops of the decade, at least where the US box-office was concerned. Hollywood's Biggest Losers of the new millennium are judged against their production costs and their gross in America.

Heading the list is Eddie Murphy's Pluto Nash (pictured), followed by John Travolta's Battlefiend Earth and the recent Land Of The Lost with Will Farrell.


1. ADVENTURES OF PLUTO NASH (2002) Estimated cost: US$100 million; Domestic gross: US$4.4 mil.

2. BATTLEFIELD EARTH (2000) Estimated cost: US$75 million; Domestic gross: US$21 mil.

3. LAND OF THE LOST (June, 2009) Estimated cost: US$100 million; Domestic gross: US$65 mil.

4. GIGLI (2003) Estimated cost: US$54 million; Domestic gross: US$6.1 mil.

5. TOWN & COUNTRY (2001) Estimated cost: US$90 million; Domestic gross: US$6.7 mil.

6. CATWOMAN (2004) Estimated cost: US$100 million; Domestic gross: US$40 mil.

7. THE INVASION (2007) Estimated cost: US$80 million; Domestic gross: US$15.1 mil.

8. ROLLERBALL (2002) Estimated cost: US$70 million; Domestic gross: US$19 mil.

9. GRINDHOUSE (2007) Estimated cost: US$67 million; Domestic gross: US$25 mil.

10. THE SPIRIT (2008) Estimated cost: US$60 million; Domestic gross: US$19.8 mil.