The DC film is currently $200 million in the red, needing a theatrical run of $600 million to break even.
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has become far more popular as an at-home viewing experience. The main reason this happened is because the film dropped on platforms and streaming services after only 33 days rather than the pre-pandemic 75 days, which means that people who were on the fence about seeing the film in theaters likely decided to just wait for it to hit streaming.
himself participated in, this is not a particularly good look. The film opened to mixed reviews and there was something about the film that turned people off from talking about it. Beyond die-hard comicbook fans, Black Adam was a relative unknown in the DCU, which mean that Johnson’s star power alone was the real draw for this film.reliant on recognizable characters, not just actors. The clearest example of this is the fact thatgrossed after four weeks in global theaters.
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