Sentence examples similar to all out flop from inspiring English sources

While he's had a horrible run of late (personal troubles aside, Gibson's last big movie, "The Beaver," was an all-out flop), Gibson does star in "Machete Kills," alongside fellow highly respected actors like Lady Gaga and Charlie Sheen.

The success of Finding Dory and Central Intelligence comes after a few weekends of underwhelming sequels and all-out flops.

If you're looking for themes and narratives from 2015 at the pictures, one word above all others stands out: FLOP.

Having flopped to 142 all out at the end of day two, still 300 in arrears, the hosts were forced to follow on.

Surely some day Pixar will stumble and have an out and out flop.

The company was said to make choices based on mathematical formulas that would weed out flops, a similar tactic that Wall Street hedge funds use to make stock picks.

For the BBC it is better to commission something that's not quite a hit, or that's even an out-and-out flop, than to commission nothing at all.

If "Carmen and Hoffmannnn" wobbled, "Attila" was a full-out flop — an overnight negative sensation on the opera blogs.

This meant we experienced some out-and-out flops.

One by one, these expensive yet middle-of-the-road pictures delivered disappointing results or flat-out flopped.

ARTS "Tarzan" is only one of the shows that proves that even out-and-out flops on Broadway can go on to lucrative afterlives in Hamburg, as long as the shows have the spectacle and pageantry that theater producers here say enthrall a German audience.