Elio's Box Office Failure Sparks Concerns for Original Pixar Films
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Pixar's new film Elio has had the worst opening ever for the studio, reflecting a broader trend of underperforming original family films, which are struggling at the box office compared to sequels, remakes, and adaptations. The article suggests that overly complicated plots and a reluctance to tell simple, fun stories are key reasons for these failures, compounded by audience fatigue and changing viewing habits post-pandemic.
- Elio and the reason today's original children's films are flopping BBC
- With ‘Elio,’ Pixar Has Its Worst Box Office Opening Ever The New York Times
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- 'Elio' Misfire Could Hasten Demise Of Original Animation, Wall Street Analyst Says Deadline
- It’s Too Soon to Call Elio Pixar’s Biggest Flop Vulture
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