With studio chiefs in the hot seat, Warner Bros. bets on an ambitious film lineup
- Warner Bros. And Legendary's film adaptation aims for a domestic opening weekend of $70 million to $80 million, with some estimates nearing $90 million based on ticket sales.
- The film is projected to earn $135 million to $150 million globally, including over $65 million internationally, after a production budget of $150 million.
- Overall box office revenues are currently 10.9% behind 2024 and 39% behind 2019, according to Comscore.
- Warner Bros. Has experienced recent theatrical failures and seeks success with this film, which stars Jason Momoa and Jack Black.
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With studio chiefs in the hot seat, Warner Bros. bets on an ambitious film lineup
Warner Bros. film studio has seen a string of box office disappointments, including 'Mickey 17' and 'The Alto Knights.' Will its ambitious slate, including 'A Minecraft Movie,' turn around its prospects?
'A Minecraft Movie' review: The sandbox game successfully respawns as a film
Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures A Minecraft Movie could have simply been driven by its mammoth video game origins, content to drop in-jokes and references inscrutable to those who haven’t dived into playing Minecraft and delightful to those who have. That would have been the safe route — and it’s one that most IP adaptations are OK with taking — but oddly, Warner Bros. and game studio Mojang appear to be fine with Hess putting his own quirky stamp…
'A Minecraft Movie' Arrives to Bail Out a Struggling Box Office
This year has gotten off to a terrible first quarter, as laggard tentpoles like “Snow White” have not delivered and more mature titles like “Mickey 17” and “Black Bag” haven’t provided enough support. That leaves it to Warner Bros./Legendary’s “A Minecraft Movie” to provide some form of respite to theaters still waiting for the robust spring business they are used to. The good news is that, at least for this weekend, it looks like they could get…
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