![A lot of popcorn was likely spilled as people left the cinema during these truly awful movies. [Image Pixabay]](https://staticr1.blastingcdn.com/media/photogallery/2019/2/2/660x290/b_502x220x82/a-lot-of-popcorn-was-likely-spilled-as-people-left-the-cinema-during-these-truly-awful-movies-image-pixabay_2196827.jpg "A lot of popcorn was likely spilled as people left the cinema during these truly awful movies. [Image Pixabay]")
Not everyone listens to what the critics have to say. They might say a potentially good movie is bad, or they might praise a film that makes no money for its creators.
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The following are five films that bombed horribly at the box office, but in some cases, critics believed them to be good. Others star a constellation of popular Hollywood actors, but just don't make any money.
'Glitter' (2001)
Mariah Carey made her feature film debut in a love story set with the backdrop of the New York club scene. She played a young singer, overcoming a difficult childhood, who begins an exciting and volatile journey to superstardom. The production budget was $22 million (£16.8 million). The domestic gross revenue in the US was $4.3 million (£3.8 million). The gross worldwide revenue was $5.3 million (£4 million) and the estimated loss was $23.7 million (£18.1 million).
'Basic Instinct 2' (2006)
Sharon Stone stars as Catherine Tramell, has an accident killing her boyfriend, police search her car and find illegal drugs. Prosecutors send her to a psychiatrist, who determines she could be a dangerous woman. However, this doesn’t stop him from having a sexually charged relationship with her. Production budget $70 million (£53 million), US domestic gross revenue $6 million (£4.6 million), worldwide revenue $38.7 million (£29.6 million). Estimated loss $39.1 million (£29.9 million).
