Hello fans. After a month long hiatus, Hulk am finally back once again to give Hulk's latest list. Also, sorry for being gone for a month. Hulk don't have a lot of free time. You know saving the world, destroying the army, yelling "HULK SMASH!" all the time. Well, Hulk am hoping to make up for lost time a bit and explain which movies Hulk feel deserve to do better in terms of making money. Now, obviously, there were some box-office giants such as Transformers, Godzilla and Maleficent. But, there are some 2014 films that didn't make that much money. That doesn't mean they bombed, it just means they didn't make as much as the others. Also, keep in mind this list will not be in order. It will just be a list in general. Let's get started:

ROBOCOP (2014)

Hulk don't know what went wrong with this movie exactly. Hulk remember doing a review of it, saying, "Hey, it's not that bad. It's good. Quit complaining, all that stuff." But, Hulk do think Robocop 2014 deserve to make a lot more money than it did. Sure, it earned $240 million worldwide, but in America, it only earned, at best, the same amount the original 1987 did worldwide. Hulk feel like Robocop 2014 was the ultimate example of fanboy sabotage. Where people complained so much over so little, it impacted its revenue.

Mr. Peabody and Sherman

What happened here? Even though the film earned way more than its $145 million budget ($245 million to be precise), somehow it was a commercial failure, making Dreamworks have to do a $57 million write-up. How does that work? Shouldn't it be a success since it earned more than its budget, and a lot of people Hulk talked to say the film was good. Hulk thought the film was good. It taught kids good history facts, had great humor, was charming, taught the importance of family, and even touching at points. What went wrong here?

Muppets: Most Wanted

If any film deserved to make more money than it did, it's Muppets Most Wanted, AKA The Muppets...Again! Unlike Mr. Peabody and Sherman, Muppets was NOT a commercial failure. It just didn't earn anywhere near as much as it's enormously successful 2011 predecessor, The Muppets, which was one of Hulk's favorite films the year it came out. That movie earned $160 million, and is the first Muppets movie to reach that mark. This movie only made $78 million. Why, though? Hulk thought everyone loves The Muppets. Hulk love The Muppets. Heck, even Loki admitted he likes The Muppets. But, seriously, though, this film should've made way more than it did in actuality.

Edge of Tomorrow

Oh yeah, this is definitely one of the summer blockbusters that should be laughing it up with Transformers and Godzilla in the box-office hits club. Because this was one of the biggest surprises of the year. Hulk thought it was actually not going to be that good. Hulk thought it would probably be, "Eh". At best. But, this actually really surprised Hulk. It was clever, great, and actually way funnier than Hulk expected it to be too. It didn't do BADLY, per say. But, it just didn't have a very strong run, earning $369 million against a $178 million budget.

Hulk feel like these films overall should've earned way more money than they did and got more attention overall. Simple as that.

NOW HULK WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!

Do you agree with Hulk's list? If not, what would you put on this list?