All articles tagged with #box office failure
Ruby Rose criticized Sydney Sweeney for allegedly ruining the film 'Christy,' which had a poor $1.3M opening, blaming her for the box office flop and expressing disappointment over her portrayal and PR comments. Sweeney, who starred and produced the film, remains proud despite the low debut.
Ruby Rose criticized Sydney Sweeney for the poor box office performance of the film 'Christy,' blaming her for the flop and expressing disappointment over her portrayal of the lesbian boxer Christy Martin, despite Sweeney's pride in the project. The film, which highlights Martin's career and personal struggles, performed poorly, earning only $1.3 million domestically. Sweeney defended her role and the film's impact, while Rose's comments sparked controversy.
Disney's 'Tron: Ares' starring Jared Leto is expected to lose approximately $132 million due to poor box office performance and high production costs, marking a significant flop for both the franchise and Leto's recent projects.
Dwayne Johnson's film 'The Smashing Machine' flopped at the box office, earning only $6 million on a $50 million budget due to audience mismatch, poor word-of-mouth, and limited international appeal, marking a career-worst debut for the star.
Gal Gadot attributed the poor box office performance of Disney's 'Snow White' to the pressure on celebrities to speak out against Israel, which she believes affected the film's success. She expressed disappointment, noting her positive experience filming the movie but feeling that external political pressures influenced its reception.
'M3GAN 2.0' flopped at the box office, earning significantly less than the original due to factors like poor release timing, a shift in audience interest, and a focus on camp over horror, signaling the end of the M3GAN cinematic universe's initial success.
Pixar's 'Elio' faced a tumultuous production, with original queer-coded elements removed following leadership feedback, leading to creative discontent and a poor box office debut, raising concerns about diversity and creative control within the studio.
Dakota Johnson reflects on the negative response to the superhero movie Madame Web, acknowledging that she probably won't take on a similar project in the future. Despite the disappointment, she understands the criticism and sees it as a learning experience. The film, which has been panned by critics and underperformed at the box office, has left Sony executives feeling "gloomy." Johnson is now looking ahead to her next projects, including the drama Daddio and a romantic comedy.