History BoxOfficeBomb / EThroughF

* ''Film/FunnyGames'' (2008) -- Budget, $15 million. Box office, $7,938,872. An [[ForeignRemake English]] ShotForShotRemake of Michel Haneke's own Austrian thriller. The Rotten Tomatoes consensus summed up the film as "a [[AudienceAlienatingPremise sadistic exercise in chastising the audience]]" and it was viewed less favorably by critics than the first film.

* ''Film/FrankensteinUnbound'' (1990) -- Budget, $11.5 million. Box office, $334,748. Creator/RogerCorman's final film as a director; he's had steady work as a producer since.

* ''Film/{{Ferrari}}'' (2023) -- Budget, $95 million. Box office, $42,285,029.

* ''Film/{{Freelance}}'' (2023) — Budget, $40 million. Box office, $9,111,004. This action comedy directed by ''Film/{{Taken}}'' director Pierre Morel and starring Creator/JohnCena was panned by critics to the point that it got a 0% rating on Website/RottenTomatoes for its first few weeks[[note]]two mid-November 2023 published reviews would bump that rating to 6%[[/note]] and debuted at a poor seventh place on its pre-Halloween opening weekend, the same weekend that the highly-anticipated and successful ''[[Film/FiveNightsAtFreddys2023 Five Nights at Freddy's]]'' saw release. Although there were some CriticalDissonance among audiences who saw it (its verified audience rating is 77%), its initial 0% rating and InvisibleMarketing kept moviegoers away.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Fantasia}}'' (1940) — Budget, $2,280,000. Box office, $361,800 (original theatrical release tally only). The outbreak of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII plus the cost of movie theaters having to install Disney's new "Fantasound" technology to properly show ''Fantasia'' hurt this film badly, and, along with ''WesternAnimation/{{Pinocchio}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Bambi}}'''s initial disappointing releases and a bitter strike from animators, defeated the dream of turning ''Fantasia'' into a concert/animation film series for decades and resulted in Walt Disney having to make package films for the remainder of the 40s until ''WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}'' brought animation back to mainstream. It's also one of a handful of Creator/RKOPictures-distributed flops in the early '40s that dealt damage to the studio. ''Fantasia'' has since been considered one of Walt's [[AcclaimedFlop best]], along with ''Pinocchio'' and ''Bambi''.

* ''Film/{{Freelance}}'' (2023) — Budget, $40 million. Box office, $9,111,004. This action comedy directed by ''Film/{{Taken}}'' director Pierre Morel and starring Creator/JohnCena as a retired Army Special Forces officer who provides security for a journalist interviewing a dictator that Cena's character failed to assassinate (leading to said retirement) was panned by critics to the point that it got a 0% rating on Website/RottenTomatoes for its first few weeks[[note]]two mid-November 2023 published reviews would bump that rating to 6%[[/note]] and debuted at a poor seventh place on its pre-Halloween opening weekend, the same weekend that the highly-anticipated and successful ''[[Film/FiveNightsAtFreddys2023 Five Nights at Freddy's]]'' saw release. Although there were some CriticalDissonance among audiences who saw it (its verified audience rating is 77%), the 0% rating it initially had kept moviegoers away.

* ''Film/{{Expend4bles}}'' (2023) — Budget, $100 million. Box office, $16,710,153 (domestic), $37,907,891 (worldwide). Released nearly a decade after [[Film/TheExpendables3 its poorly received predecessor]], the fourth (and presumably final) installment of the ''Expendables'' franchise cratered at the box office, being panned by critics for [[SpecialEffectsFailure terrible effects]] and poor performances from its no-longer AllStarCast. Even [[NeverTrustATrailer trailers that attempted to hide that]] Creator/SylvesterStallone [[DemotedToExtra was barely in the movie]] failed to attract viewers.