By
James
Hirsen
Despite
the fact that Disney's latest film "Tomorrowland" cost $190 million
to make, was cleverly marketed, had a coveted Memorial Day weekend release
date, and counts among its cast members major A-lister George Clooney, the environmentally
correct movie has turned out to be a debut dud.
Falling
far short of its Hollywood expectations, the film managed to garner only $33
million in its three-day opening and disappointedly took in a lower than
expected $40 million over the four-day holiday span, barely edging out "Pitch
Perfect 2" in its second high-note week. "Tomorrowland" received
a below par "B" rating from CinemaScore. Now Disney finds itself in
the position of having to rely on robust international receipts to recoup its
massive investment. [more...]
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