Overview

• The American Society of Magical Negroes faced a disappointing box office opening, earning just over $1.3 million across 1,147 theaters in the U.S.
• Critics and audiences have given the film poor reviews, with a 31% approval rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes and a user score of 0.5/10 on Metacritic.
• The film's director, Kobi Libii, aimed to address the 'Magical Negro' trope through satire, hoping to resonate with marginalized audiences.
• Republican social media users and conservative outlets have criticized the film, labeling it as 'anti-white' and celebrating its poor financial performance.
• Despite its intentions to promote diversity and representation, the film's underperformance raises questions about its impact and marketing strategy.