Overview
- Opening weekend domestic gross reached about $7 million from 1,778 theaters, outperforming projections and placing third behind Send Help and Iron Lung.
- Audiences graded the film an A in CinemaScore exit polls, while professional reviews were overwhelmingly negative with single‑digit approval on Rotten Tomatoes.
- Turnout skewed older and female with strongest sales in conservative markets such as Dallas, Orlando, Tampa, Phoenix, Houston, Atlanta and West Palm Beach.
- Amazon MGM paid $40 million for rights and spent roughly $35 million on marketing, and executives say streaming, licensing and a planned docuseries are central to the return.
- Controversy over director Brett Ratner’s past misconduct allegations and newly circulated Epstein‑linked photos compounded international softness, with weak U.K. sales and South Africa’s Filmfinity canceling its release.