After existing for over a century, the movie industry has made its fair share of mistakes. Looking back, it's easy to spot the terrible decisions that changed the business forever, and others that had catastrophic consequences for the team involved.
A fascinating Reddit discussion started by CosmosisJones42 is looking for "the single worst call in film history", with examples such as MGM burning their original silent film library, the untapped potential of Disney's Star Wars film era, John Carter's disastrous box office flop, or The Hobbit being stretched into three movies.
