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February 1987 Worst Box Office Bombs (11 Flops In A Row)

February 1987. Eleven films released back to back to back, and not one of them turned a profit. We're talking about some of the biggest names in the business — Sylvester Stallone, Michael J. Fox, Anthony Hopkins, Robert Altman, Joan Jett — all stumbling into the same disastrous month while Platoon dominated every screen in America. Light of Day paired Michael J. Fox with Joan Jett and a Bruce Springsteen title song, but the behind the scenes story of how that song came to exist is wilder than the movie itself. Dead of Winter quietly ended the career of a director who changed American cinema forever. From the Hip flopped hard, but it secretly launched one of the most successful TV careers in history. The Good Father featured a performance critics still rave about — and almost nobody in America ever saw it. 84 Charing Cross Road won a BAFTA and played on fewer screens than most local plays. Over the Top paid Stallone the highest salary in movie history at the time, and the paycheck was worth more than the entire domestic gross. Morgan Stewart's Coming Home was so troubled that both directors removed their names from it. Square Dance assembled an incredible cast including a young Winona Ryder and recovered just 5.6% of its budget. Beyond Therapy represents one of the lowest points for a legendary filmmaker. And Number One with a Bullet made a casting decision that looks absolutely catastrophic in hindsight. From record breaking salaries to careers that never recovered, from Cannon Films burning through cash to a future Oscar winner getting rejected for lacking "star power," February 1987 is a masterclass in how Hollywood gets it wrong. 📽️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 00:30 Light of Day (1987) — Michael J. Fox, Joan Jett, Bruce Springsteen 02:01 Dead of Winter (1987) — Mary Steenburgen, Roddy McDowall, Arthur Penn 03:35 From the Hip (1987) — Judd Nelson, Elizabeth Perkins, Bob Clark 05:00 The Good Father (1987) — Anthony Hopkins, Jim Broadbent 06:29 84 Charing Cross Road (1987) — Anne Bancroft, Anthony Hopkins 07:59 Over the Top (1987) — Sylvester Stallone, Cannon Films 10:06 Death Before Dishonor 11:22 Morgan Stewart's Coming Home (1987) — Jon Cryer, Alan Smithee 12:46 Square Dance (1987) — Jason Robards, Winona Ryder, Rob Lowe 14:27 Beyond Therapy (1987) — Jeff Goldblum, Robert Altman 15:56 Number One with a Bullet (1987) — Robert Carradine, Billy Dee Williams 17:21 Conclusion 🎬 What You'll Learn: ✅ Why Stallone's $12 million payday couldn't save an arm wrestling movie ✅ The Springsteen connection that renamed an entire film ✅ Which future Oscar winner was rejected by Cannon Films ✅ The film so troubled two directors refused credit ✅ How one flop secretly launched a legendary TV empire ✅ The award winning performances nobody ever saw Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this video, please give it a thumbs up and share it with your friends. Make sure to subscribe to Hollywood Vintage Vibes for more exciting content. See you in the next video. #BoxOfficeFlops #1987Movies #HollywoodHistory #SylvesterStallone #MichaelJFox #ClassicHollywood #MovieFlops #CannonFilms #80sMovies #BoxOfficeBombs Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commenting, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.