Overview
- The reboot grossed over $38 million worldwide in its first six days, marking Liam Neeson’s highest-earning film of the decade
- It holds an 89% critics score and a 75% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes, reflecting strong approval for its blend of homage and modern absurdity
- Original co-creator David Zucker congratulated the film’s box office success yet reaffirmed he will not watch the new installment
- Cameos by Weird Al Yankovic and Priscilla Presley serve as fan-service nods that reinforce the franchise’s legacy
- With a $42 million production budget, the film must hit roughly $105 million globally to break even, underscoring the need for sustained ticket sales