‘One Battle After Another’ Projected to Lose $100 Million Theatrically as ‘Smashing Machine’ and Others Also Struggle Due to Oversized Budgets

Major new Hollywood blockbuster ‘to lose $100 million’ despite huge Oscars buzz

A major new Hollywood blockbuster movie with massive Oscars buzz is set to lose $100 million at the box office, according to a new report.

‘One Battle After Another’ Projected to Lose $100 Million Theatrically as ‘Smashing Machine’ and Others Also Struggle Due to Oversized Budgets

Every Monday morning, Virginia-based cinema owner Mark O’Meara pores over grosses to see how the newest releases are playing in his area. Last weekend didn’t offer much to celebrate as some well-reviewed Oscar contenders collapsed at the box office. A24’s “The Smashing Machine,” a sports biopic starring Dwayne Johnson as MMA fighter Mark Kerr, “died […]

Leonardo DiCaprio’s ‘One Battle’ Projected To Lose $100 Million, Report Says

The post Leonardo DiCaprio’s ‘One Battle’ Projected To Lose $100 Million, Report Says appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Leonardo DiCaprio in “One Battle After Another.” Warner Bros. Pictures One Battle After Another, Paul Thomas Anderson’s action comedy starring Leonardo DiCaprio, is losing a big battle at the box office, according to a new industry trade report. In One Battle After Another, DiCaprio plays Bob, a washed-up revolutionary who g…

Variety: ‘One Battle After Another’ Projected to Lose $100M+ Theatrically — World of Reel

A new Variety report highlights what anyone paying attention to the box office this fall already knows: original, adult-skewing films are struggling to find audiences in theaters. “Roofman” opened to a measly $8M, “The Smashing Machine” has crawled its way to $10M, and “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” a $34M+ Jennifer Lopez musical, barely made a sound with an $850K debut. However, the real lightning rod in this conversation is Paul Thomas Anderson’s…

The Smashing Machine Box Office Collection: The Rock Recieves His Biggest Award For the Movie

Despite Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson’s critically appreciated performance in The Smashing Machine, the Benny Safdie-directed movie fell flat at the box office. The sports biography based on the MMA legend, Mark Kerr’s life, experienced a $5.8 million opening weekend, falling far behind its targeted weekend earnings of $8 million to $15 million. (via The Numbers, Variety) It has been twelve days since ‘The Smashing Machine‘s release. Still, the movi…