Overview

• 'The Alto Knights' opened to dismal box office results, earning $3.2 million domestically and $1.8 million internationally, against a $50 million production budget.
• Critics and audiences gave the film poor reviews, with a 37-38% Rotten Tomatoes score and a 'B' CinemaScore, citing its lackluster storytelling and De Niro's dual roles as a distracting gimmick.
• The film suffered from minimal marketing efforts, leaving it largely invisible to potential audiences ahead of its release.
• The mobster genre's declining popularity and competition from Disney's 'Snow White' further hampered the film's performance.
• This marks another financial misstep for Warner Bros., following the underperformance of 'Mickey 17,' highlighting the studio's ongoing struggles in the theatrical market.