Magical Negroes Bombs at Box Office Amidst Controversy

Critics and audiences alike have given the film poor reviews, while conservative circles celebrate its failure.

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.