10 of the biggest box-office flops of 2019 so far, including a pair from Matthew McConaughey

Release date: January 25

Opening weekend: $7,173,887

Total global gross: $32,097,473

Production budget: $60 million

Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 90%

What critics said: "Cornish is offering a kind of movie they just don't make anymore - expansive live-action adventure tales unabashedly aimed at young people, not the adults charged with taking them to the cinema." — Emily Yoshida, Vulture

Release date: January 25

Opening weekend: $4,415,403

Total global gross: $8,547,045

Production budget: $25 million

Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 19%

What critics said: "What an infuriating mess the makers of Serenity have unloaded on an unsuspecting public. It's still only January, but this bats--- bonkers trip through the subconscious has already earned a place among the year's worst movies." — Peter Travers, Rolling Stone

Release date: February 1

Opening weekend: $6,864,744

Total global gross: $15,310,211

Production budget: $15 million

Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 22%

What critics said: "Gloria is basically in the wrong place at the wrong time, something that might be said for everyone involved with this movie, audience included." — A.O. Scott, New York Times

Release date: March 1

Opening weekend: $3,131,525

Total global gross: $8,557,327

Production budget: $25 million

Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 45%

What critics said: "The central plot development is galvanizing in theory but mostly just confusing in practice." — Michael Nordine, Indiewire

Release date: March 29

Opening weekend: $1,763,070

Total global gross: $4,440,954

Production budget: $5 million

Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 54%

What critics said: "The Beach Bum would be more entertaining if it weren't the same scene over and over, with escalation in lieu of evolution. But that's Korine's strategy, for better or worse, possibly both." — David Edelstein, Vulture

Release date: April 12

Opening weekend: $12,045,147

Total global gross: $41,099,007

Production budget: $50 million

Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 15%

What critics said: "An R-rated slog that's heavy on bad attitude and creative dismemberments, and completely missing the humane core of Mignola's original story." — David Sims, The Atlantic

Release date: May 3

Opening weekend: $8,603,407

Total global gross (So far): $15,892,796

Production budget: $45 million

Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 30%

What critics said: "UglyDolls is less a movie than an infomercial for the plush Hasbro toys." — Nell Minow, RogerEbert.com

Release date: May 10

Opening weekend: $5,110,000

Total global gross (So far): $5,110,000

Production budget: N/A

Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 30%

What critics said: "Even by the elastic standards of mass-market escapist trifles the creators of POMS might consider the challenges of growing old and confronting death without infantilizing both characters and audience." — Ella Taylor, NPR

Release date: May 10

Opening weekend: $2,153,000

Total global gross (So far): $2,884,008

Production budget: N/A

Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 50%

What critics said: "If you're going to tell the story of one of the most imaginative writing minds of the 20th century, why not infuse it with more ... imagination?" — Richard Roeper, Chicago Sun-Times