The 2016 box office had some incredible performers, like Disney's "Finding Dory" and "Captain America: Civil War," which both earned over $1 billion worldwide, and the surprise success of Fox's "Deadpool."
But there were also some major flops that just didn't connect with audiences.
With as varied a mix as "Ben-Hur" and "Bridget Jones's Baby," here are the lowest-earning movies at the box office in 2016.
Note: These titles are limited to only those from the six major studios and those that have played in more than 2,000 screens. Grosses below are all domestic earnings from Box Office Mojo. Reported budgets are estimates and do not figure into the rankings.
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10. "Hail, Caesar!"— $30 million
Reported budget: $22 million
(Note: Production budgets are estimates and do not include expenses for marketing and release.)
9. "Zoolander 2"— $28.8 million
Reported budget: $50 million
8. "The Finest Hours"— $27.5 million
Reported budget: $80 million
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