``Marvels'' has struggled as a Marvel Cinematic Universe work, but it started with the highest score for a black female director and received high praise from audiences
It turned out that the weekend box office revenue in the United States of the movie ``Marvels'', which is being released simultaneously in Japan and the United States from Friday, November 10, 2023, was $ 47 million (approximately 7,126 million yen). The film was directed by Nia DaCosta, making it the first Marvel film to be directed by a black woman, surpassing Ava DuVernay's A Wrinkle in Time, which earned $33 million. , which had the highest opening box office gross for a black female director. On the other hand, this is the lowest number among Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) works.
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Box Office: The Marvels $47M Lowest for MCU – What Went Wrong – Deadline
'The Marvels' worst opening weekend box office for MCU
'Marvels' is the latest work (33rd work) in the MCU series, which started with 'Iron Man' released in 2008.
Even after the Avengers defeated their strongest enemy, Thanos, Captain Marvel (played by Brie Larson), who was still preparing for the threat, appeared in front of Captain Marvel, who called himself ``invincible''. The story depicts Captain Marvel forming a team with high school hero Ms. Marvel and talented agent Monica Rambeau to fight against Da Ben.
'Marvels' preview - YouTube
The film, which was released in the United States and Japan on the same day, November 10, 2023, is expected to have an opening box office revenue of $75 million (approximately 11,377 million yen) to $80 million (approximately 12,135 million yen). was expected. However, when you open the lid, it costs 47 million dollars, which is lower than ``Antman'''s 57.2 million dollars (approximately 8,677 million yen) and ``The Incredible Hulk'''s 55.4 million dollars (approximately 8,404 million yen). This is the lowest number ever.
Movie news site Deadline points out that the reason for the slump is that Disney+ is starting to unravel due to the over-promotion of MCU-branded works. 'Loki' and 'WandaVision' have received high praise as MCU-related works distributed on Disney+, but 'Ms.・I'm tired of Marvel and don't want to watch it.''
In addition, as a result of data analysis, SNS analysis company RelishMix points out that ``In order to understand the content of the movie, it is necessary to watch the series distributed on Disney +, which causes frustration.''
However, although the evaluation on the movie review site Rotten Tomatoes is rather harsh at 62% by critics at the time of article creation, the score by the audience was 84%, and those who went to see the movie received it favorably. You can see that
The Marvels - Rotten Tomatoes
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_marvels
The Disney + subscription rate of those who actually saw 'Marvels' was 62%, so perhaps it is a work that can be enjoyed by people who have not seen Disney +'s 'Ms. Marvel'.
'Marvels' Final Preview - YouTube
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