https://news.yahoo.com/dark-phoenix-bound-lose-100m-184707428.html
EXCERPT:
Dark Phoenix was not the X-Men movie that moviegoers were looking forward to: Critics showed that with a 22% Rotten Tomatoes score, while audiences demonstrated that both in exits (B- CinemaScore, lowest ever for the franchise, and an awful 69% positive on PostTrak) and with their wallets, only spending $33M stateside, the lowest debut ever for the Fox/Marvel mutant franchise.
Even though Dark Phoenix is the No. 1 winner around the globe with $140M –down substantially from the worldwide launches of X-Men: Days of Future Past ($262.9M), Logan ($247.4M) and X-Men: Apocalypse ($166.6M), finance experts tell us that the tale of Jean Grey will burn out with an estimated $100M-$120M loss after ancillaries, off a combined production and P&A estimated cost of $350M+ (which includes reshoots).
You don't say...
OF COURSE it bombed. Somebody at Disney is seriously into boring looking blondes with boyish bodies and lackluster personalities being stars of superhero films, huh? Brie Larson and Gene Gray could be almost clones in real life in terms of build and appearance, only the Jean Grey they have in the film has her hair dyed to a strawberry blonde color. This movie is considered to be a bomb already. Disney thinks it's woke feminist films are what people want, but after a few more fails like this one, perhaps they will reconsider? Look at the similar ways they are pushing this "The Force Is Female" narrative across all of their properties.
We do not want these movies! Not because they star females, but because it isn't just about the actresses it is the story which is infused with feminist garbage nobody wants to watch.
EXCERPT:
Dark Phoenix was not the X-Men movie that moviegoers were looking forward to: Critics showed that with a 22% Rotten Tomatoes score, while audiences demonstrated that both in exits (B- CinemaScore, lowest ever for the franchise, and an awful 69% positive on PostTrak) and with their wallets, only spending $33M stateside, the lowest debut ever for the Fox/Marvel mutant franchise.
Even though Dark Phoenix is the No. 1 winner around the globe with $140M –down substantially from the worldwide launches of X-Men: Days of Future Past ($262.9M), Logan ($247.4M) and X-Men: Apocalypse ($166.6M), finance experts tell us that the tale of Jean Grey will burn out with an estimated $100M-$120M loss after ancillaries, off a combined production and P&A estimated cost of $350M+ (which includes reshoots).
You don't say...
OF COURSE it bombed. Somebody at Disney is seriously into boring looking blondes with boyish bodies and lackluster personalities being stars of superhero films, huh? Brie Larson and Gene Gray could be almost clones in real life in terms of build and appearance, only the Jean Grey they have in the film has her hair dyed to a strawberry blonde color. This movie is considered to be a bomb already. Disney thinks it's woke feminist films are what people want, but after a few more fails like this one, perhaps they will reconsider? Look at the similar ways they are pushing this "The Force Is Female" narrative across all of their properties.
We do not want these movies! Not because they star females, but because it isn't just about the actresses it is the story which is infused with feminist garbage nobody wants to watch.
