I was just wondering. Hollywood has put out a lot of films that lost money, which one lost the most? Inclusion of accurate statistics would be most appreciated, they just might get you five stars instead of three or four. Thanks 
Thank you, Human, I can see how you earned your "Top Contributor" status. Great answer. And Jokesmurf, I'm not going to insult you, I am merely going to politely correct you. It took a few years, but after factoring in home-video and television revenue, "Waterworld" actually ended up turning a profit. Yeah, I found that kind of suprising too. Finding that out is what led to me posting this question, because I too thought that movie was the biggest money-loser ever. But thanks for answering, anyway.
Thank you, Human, I can see how you earned your "Top Contributor" status. Great answer. And Jokesmurf, I'm not going to insult you, I am merely going to politely correct you. It took a few years, but after factoring in home-video and television revenue, "Waterworld" actually ended up turning a profit. Yeah, I found that kind of suprising too. Finding that out is what led to me posting this question, because I too thought that movie was the biggest money-loser ever. But thanks for answering, anyway.