‘Snow White’ & 4 Biggest Flops of 2025 So Far
While we're only halfway through 2025, the box office has already seen some spectacular crashes. Here's 5 movies that didn't make it big at the box office.
By now, you've probably heard about the disaster that was the Snow White reboot. Yet it's just one of several train wrecks we've witnessed this year. Today, we're taking a look back at 2025's most surprising stumbles so far.
1. ‘Snow White’
Genres: fairy tale, romance, family, adventure.
IMDb score: 2.0/10.
Movie's budget: $269 million.
Worldwide Box Office: $205.7 million.
Disney's live-action Snow White remake was supposed to be their crown jewel for 2025. Instead, it turned into a total embarrassment. With Rachel Zegler in the lead role, the film faced controversy from day one. It was soulless and completely missing the point of the original. And viewers clearly agreed, making it one of Disney's biggest losses in recent memory.
2. ‘The Alto Knights’
Genres: docudrama, true crime.
IMDb score: 5.8/10.
Movie's budget: $45 million.
Worldwide Box Office: $10 million.
This gangster drama about former friends turned rivals fighting for control of New York's criminal underworld crashed hard at theaters. Despite its budget and promises of Godfather-like drama, viewers just weren't buying it (quite literally).
3. ‘Opus’
Genres: psychological thriller, drama, music.
IMDb score: 5.7/10.
Movie's budget: $10 million.
Worldwide Box Office: $2 million.
A24's psychological thriller about a journalist meeting a reclusive pop star with sinister intentions barely made a sound at the theaters. Even with its modest budget, Opus couldn't recoup its costs and became another victim of 2025's box office bloodbath.
4. ‘Death of a Unicorn’
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Genres: dark comedy, fantasy, horror.
IMDb score: 5.9/10.
Movie's budget: $15 million.
Worldwide Box Office: $16 million.
Death of a Unicorn is another fail from A24 this year. Despite having the likes of Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega on board, this quirky horror comedy failed to capture audiences' attention. The movie barely broke even, making it a commercial disappointment despite its decent offbeat humor.
5. ‘In the Lost Lands’
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Genres: dark fantasy, survival, action, adventure.
IMDb score: 4.7/10.
Movie's budget: $55 million.
Worldwide Box Office: $3.6 million.
In the Lost Lands is the fantasy epic about a sorceress dealing with a demon-filled wilderness. With $55 million poured into the movie, In the Lost Lands managed to earn back less than 10% of its budget.
