Nov 13 2023, 02:41 PM, updated 3y ago
Not that flopping in the box office is unexpected but breaking the lowest opening gross???
i watched the first one and it was like 'look i am so pretty. I will just raise my hand like superman, you make my hair look nice and CGI me to destroy 10000x bigger than me space ships and planets okay? I aint going anything else! I will just stand here in front of this nice green scree. you all do the work!' This continue with End Game and from the look of it, the same in The Marvels.
‘The Marvels’ loses its powers with the lowest-grossing MCU opening ever
https://www.thestar.com.my/lifestyle/entert...cu-opening-ever
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe once again finds itself at the top of the box office with Disney’s The Marvels, but it might be hard to claim that the film performed higher, further or faster than its predecessors.
The 33rd movie in the ever-expansive MCU took in US$47mil (RM221mil) in North America in its opening weekend, according to estimates from measurement firm Comscore. It also nabbed the unwanted distinction of having the worst opening box-office tally for an MCU film, finishing behind 2008’s “The Incredible Hulk,” which scored US$55.4mil with its opening.
The superhero flick flew past a two-time box-office champion, Universal Pictures’ Five Nights at Freddy’s, which scared up US$9mil in the United States and Canada in its third weekend. The horror flick now has a domestic cumulative of US$127.2mil.
The Marvels performed well below initial box office projections that had it bringing in between US$60mil and US$65mil domestically.
Internationally, the super-powered film hauled in US$63.3mill according to studio estimates for a worldwide total of US$110.3mil.
The 33rd movie in the ever-expansive MCU took in US$47mil (RM221mil) in North America in its opening weekend, according to estimates from measurement firm Comscore. It also nabbed the unwanted distinction of having the worst opening box-office tally for an MCU film, finishing behind 2008’s “The Incredible Hulk,” which scored US$55.4mil with its opening.
The superhero flick flew past a two-time box-office champion, Universal Pictures’ Five Nights at Freddy’s, which scared up US$9mil in the United States and Canada in its third weekend. The horror flick now has a domestic cumulative of US$127.2mil.
The Marvels performed well below initial box office projections that had it bringing in between US$60mil and US$65mil domestically.
Internationally, the super-powered film hauled in US$63.3mill according to studio estimates for a worldwide total of US$110.3mil.
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