Indiana Jones and the Quadrant of Doom opened in Italy for the first time this weekend, what is the global response?

Indiana Jones and the Quadrant of Doom in his debut he was first in Italian ticket office on weekendsbut it pains us (seriously) to admit that this is a lukewarm victory: in five days a film with Harrison Ford Directed by James Mangold, it grossed €2,388,000 for a worldwide total of $130,000,000 (US$60). It’s not just one weak start which promises a noticeable failure, given the rumors of a budget of under 300 million, but we are significantly lower than the previous figures Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, which brought in around 4 million viewers in Italy in 2008 during the ancient three-day movie weekend (and ended its run here with 11,472,000). To give you an idea, just over a month ago remake of The Little Mermaid

in five days it recorded €4,272,400, and globally it is just now breaking even (excluding marketing) with global $523,800,000, worth just below Quadrant, around 250. The post-Cannes negativity certainly didn’t help the Indies, although the current average Rotten Tomatoes’ professional review score has since risen to 68%. On the aggregator of 2,500 users, the vote was 88%, while on IMDB the result of 31,000 votes currently shows an average score of just under 7. The truth is perhaps the obvious. difficulty what is in the saga now attract young people to cinemaIn the vast majority of cases, parents pull.

He drops from first to second place Elementalnew effort Pixar, collecting a further €1,139,000, bringing Italy’s total to €3,471,400. At the moment it has already exceeded 2,579,300 collected here Light year last year, while it’s holding steady worldwide at $186,800,000: still not enough to justify a budget of around $200, but expectations meant that Peter Sohn’s touching film fared much worse. There is trust that needs to be restored.Pixar/Disney animation in the cinema (besides Disney+), and it will also be a good opportunity to start over.
Another sensational failure in recent weeks has slipped from second to third position: Flash

in Italy it costs about 2,442,300 euros (234,000 on weekends), and in the world it trudges around $245,300,000 with a budget of about 250. Apparently not even return of Michael Keaton as Batman saves what’s left of DC Extended Universewhile I’m waiting for a reboot of the DC narrative with new ones DC Studios.
In fourth place, having slipped from third, is one of the few films that caused schadenfreude during this period: the cartoon Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse Sony Pictures Animation is putting its $100 million budget to good use. Here it is 6,127,300 euros (far superior to its predecessor A New Universe and its approximately 2,500,000), while worldwide we are talking about 607,300,000 dollars. Good shot.
Closing the top five is the most wrong thing Jennifer Lawrenceas a girl who is paid by the parents of a hopeless nerd to wean him off: Girlfriend for rent in Italy he earns another 180,300 euros, reaching 566,000. The global total speaks of $49,300,000 (we have not yet equalized the 45 budget).

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