The biggest box office title in American box office history

The biggest box office title in American box office history

"Superman IV", "Zoom", "Super" ... are superhero movies but do not make the masses very salty.
Black Panther and the Avengers: Infinity War after its release earned huge profits, making Marvel Studios one of Hollywood's most successful studios. But that is just the story of the winners in the battle called "box office revenue." Superhero movie is the fertile soil that most "players" in the film world want to touch. However, the titles below risk being the "box office disaster," an example of a white hand that creates a huge debt.

1. Superman IV: A Quest for Peace (1987)

Funding: $ 17 million
Turnover: $ 36.7 million
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Few moviegoers have ever imagined that the fourth part of one of the most popular brands of all time was one of Hollywood's most embarrassing tragedies. Compared to the first two are praised both in terms of image and content, the third part stops at acceptable levels, the fourth film about Superman has Christopher Reeves starred as naughty, full of criticism. One of the silly details of the film is that when the reporter was caught by the Nuclear Man in the air, she was ... breathing like Earth.

At the end of the screening, the fourth film only grossed $ 15.6 million, while the first single was $ 134 million. In the international market, the work is slightly less crowded with gross receipts of $ 36.7 million.

2. Blankman (1994)

Funding: Unknown
Turnover: $ 7 million

Also bald as Saitama / One-Punch Man, but the main character Darryl Walker (Damon Wayans) can not hit ... a fly. With his weak body in opposition to the noble heart, Darryl dressed himself, making his own gear, becoming a hero despite not possessing any super powers.

Unfortunately, there is something weaker in the movie than the main character, which is ... the script. Instead of creating a pure entertainment film, the work is crammed with so many dogmatic ideas. Wayans himself is also a famous comedian, but he does not seem to be able to convey the charm of the stage to the screen.

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3. The Crow: City of Angels (1996)

Funding: $ 13 million
Turnover: $ 17.9 million

Inaugurated in 1995, the first part of "The Crows" was a big hit at the North American box office. But, this is also the film caused the accident led to the death of lead actor Brandon Lee is the son of Bruce, forced the production of the new replacement for the second. The alternative was Vincent Perez, and most of the comments for the sequel were disparagingly flamboyant.
Due to the fame of the predecessor, The Crow: City of Angels has the opportunity to top the table in the first week of release. The following week was a steep decline because of the poor quality of the script, which led to the film's low grossing $ 18 million.