10 Flops With a Massive All-Star Cast

With stars like Christian Bale and Margot Robbie, this historical crime comedy seemed a guaranteed success. Yet despite the cast, many felt the film didn't live up to its potential. A star-studded cast is no guarantee: it takes a good script, direction and performances to make a film memorable.

With a unique concept and an abundance of Hollywood A-listers, this film had the potential to be a comedy hit. Instead, many saw it as a complete failure.

This film adaptation of the famous musical had a cast including Taylor Swift and Idris Elba. But from the very first trailer, it was clear the film wouldn't meet expectations.

After the enormous success of The Matrix, expectations for the sequel were sky-high. Despite the return of the original cast, many felt the sequels didn't reach the level of the original.

The DC Extended Universe, with films like Justice League and Suicide Squad, featured stars like Ben Affleck and Gal Gadot. Despite the star power, many find the films inconsistent in quality.

Based on a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, this film had high ambitions. With Sean Penn and Jude Law in the leads, it was all the more disappointing that it failed to meet expectations.

As part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, this film came with high expectations. With names like Angelina Jolie and Kit Harington, success seemed guaranteed, but mixed reviews and a divided fan base led to disappointment.

With a cast of Christian Bale, Amy Adams and Bradley Cooper, this film had every ingredient for success. It received multiple Oscar nominations, but some felt it quickly faded from collective memory.

Directed by George Clooney, this film tells the true story of a group of men rescuing artworks from Nazi Germany. Despite a strong cast including Matt Damon and Cate Blanchett, many felt it fell short of its potential.

This satirical zombie film by indie filmmaker Jim Jarmusch had an impressive cast including Bill Murray, Adam Driver and Tilda Swinton. Despite the stars and its unique humor, many felt it didn't fully use its potential.