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And today we're taking a look at the biggest movie flops of each year since the start of the new millennium.

Without my family, I'm nothing and honestly have no idea what I'm doing.

2000Titan AE I think we know what happened to the.

Fox Animation Studios tried to kick off the century with an ambitious sci fi epic.

Titan AE followed the last embers of humanity trying not to die out in space.

Unfortunately, this potentially cool idea never stood a chance during development.

A lot of key people on the production team were fired.

And even the voice talents of actors like Matt Damon and Drew Barrymore couldn't distract audiences from a cliche, heavy script.

After premiering in fifth place at the box office, Titan AE's financial hopes continue to plummet.

Estimates say that the studio's troubled epic caused them to lose around $100 million.

To add insult to injury, Fox Animation Studios closed not long after the movie bombed.

2001 Final Fantasy the Spirits within do you realize you've just risked the lives of my squad?

The fact of the matter is, it was worth the lives of you and your men.

When Final Fantasy the Spirits within premiered, it made cinematic history by being a completely photorealistic computer animated movie.

But its groundbreaking nature might have also been its undoing.

The film aimed to tell an original story where characters fought for survival against an invading alien force.

It's been 34 years since they arrived on this planet, and

not a day passes that the survivors, forced to live in barrier cities, do not live in fear.

Since this tale had a runtime of around 1 hour and 46 minutes, the production had to worry about paying for animators, a new studio, and

Their efforts were met with mixed reviews from audiences and critics.

After losing around $137 million at the box office, this title became one of the biggest video game movie failures of all time.

2002 the Adventures of Pluto Nash could you help me?

Why would you be looking for a low life like that?

Over a decade after a Pluto Nash script floated into Hollywood's orbit.

Legendary comedian Eddie Murphy joined the project, Although the fact that he was playing a former criminal running a nightclub on the moon didn't change, the rest of the script went through many alterations.

None of the changes prevented the movie from becoming 2002's biggest flop.

Its plot was hard to follow, the pace was sluggish, and

not even Murphy could make the lame humor work.

That makes me look like a big doofus, doesn't it, honey?

The original version of the movie was in such shambles that the studio spent millions on reshoots.

However, that money went to waste once the public heard about this space disaster.

Pluto Nash's embarrassingly low 4% Rotten Tomatoes score proves rewrites can't save everything thank you.

2003 Sinbad Legend of the Seven Seas so this is the infamous Sinbad I heard all about this morning.

First you try to rob Proteus and then you save his life.

An animated pirate named sinbad nearly sunk DreamWorks Animation's hopes for the future.

The swashbuckling tale followed the titular character and his crew trying to get their hands on a magical item while avoiding supernatural threats at sea.

While the movie wasn't a complete shipwreck with critics or audiences, it set sail at the worst possible time in the United States.

Sinbad was released the same week as Terminator 3 and competed with Pirates of the Caribbean during its second weekend.

Since people flocked the live action Jack Sparrow, the animated movie made DreamWorks walk off the plank and fall into a financial disaster.

Fortunately, the company avoided bankruptcy and left this pirate product at the bottom of its sea of movies.

See, now I just feel bad because you're going to get fired.

During the early stages of this historical drama about a significant Texas conflict, the production had impressive talent.

The great director Ron Howard was behind the camera and Oscar winning actor Russell Crowe were both attached.

Although the studio managed to pivot after both of them left the project, the Alamo's production went downhill.

I just seem to take my chances fighting out in the open.

Hell, I don't like being held in any more than you do, but here we see it.

The historical drama was criticized for being dry as the desert in between its action scenes.

And since Alamo's three hour cut was trimmed down, character storylines had a few holes, a lack of compelling cast and exciting narrative Translated to the movie making less than half of its budget worldwide.

Buena Vista Pictures definitely wanted to forget about the Alamo after producing this lackluster drama.

If anyone wishes to depart under the white flag of surrender, you may do so now.

2005 stealth on paper, a movie where a jet with artificial intelligence goes rogue sounds like it could be full of smart commentary and slick action scenes.

Looks and sounds like science fiction, George.

Well, so did everything once upon a time.

But Stealth completely squandered its potentially cool premise and and its considerable star power.

Unlikable characters, rough dialogue, and terrible side plots ruined every chance this movie had.

While the movie was being shot out of the sky by critics, audiences went to see films like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory instead.

Bad word of mouth and better theatrical options made it impossible for Stealth to recover.

And after its rough opening week, after it crashed and burned, it's estimated that the studio lost around $127 million.

It's like you just erased something they told you had to be erased.

2006 Poseidon now, we're not sure exactly what happened here, but

our best guess is that we were struck by what is known as not every movie about a ship disaster can be a titanic success.

In this thriller, a gigantic tidal wave crashes into the RMS Poseidon.

The story focuses on survivors avoiding water, working together, and trying to get out of the wreck.

Poseidon's effects were impressive enough to earn an Oscar nomination for the special effects and a Guinness World Record for its CG detail.

So how did such a stunning film lose the studio the equivalent of $107 million?

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