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Disney's 'Tron: Ares' is projected to lose over $132 million, with a production cost of $220 million and a global gross of around $160 million, due to poor box office performance and high costs, highlighting the challenges of rebooting the Tron franchise.
The article discusses Paul Thomas Anderson's film 'One Battle After Another,' highlighting its unique position in his filmography due to a higher budget and wider release, and analyzing its box office prospects.
Christopher Nolan reduced the filming days of his upcoming film "Oppenheimer" by around 30 days in order to reallocate the budget to production design and set locations. Originally planned for an 85-day shoot, Nolan cut it down to 55 days, allowing for the construction of a recreated Los Alamos in New Mexico. The limited shooting schedule also required shooting portions set in Washington D.C. in New Mexico due to restrictions on filming in actual government buildings. Despite the shorter schedule, the film is expected to surpass $800 million at the global box office.
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny debuted with a $60 million opening weekend in the US, falling short of the projected $65 million. With a massive budget of $295 million, not including marketing costs, the film faces a challenge in turning a profit. It earned an additional $70 million from international markets, bringing its global start to $130 million. The Dial of Destiny opened below its predecessor, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, which made $100 million in its US opening. Despite the holiday weekend, the film's profitability remains uncertain.