“The Marvels” expects a worldwide debut of $110 million to $115 million, an all-time low for Disney MCU

Remember the radiant light that Captain Marvel radiated when she arrived to bring Tony Stark to safety in the first minutes of 2019. Avengers: Endgame? Judging by the forecast for Carol Danvers’ final show this weekend, that light has dimmed. Disney/Marvel’s The wonders is on track for an estimated worldwide opening of $110 million to $115 million through Sunday, which would be the lowest opening ever for a Disney MCU title worldwide.

As we noted in our preview, this sequel was already expected to deliver low returns. Now that I had a few days under my belt, The wondersThe projected international theatrical release of $80 million fell to nearly $60 million. As far as we can tell, director Nia DaCosta’s Brie Larson starrer stands at about $25 million overseas as of Friday.

We expect the film to have No. 1 openings in almost all foreign markets and social media ratings to be decent, but the movie lacks urgency. As Anthony noted, domestic interest rates are $47 million to $52 million. There is confusion and overexposure surrounding the title, which features elements from the Disney+ series Mrs. Marvel And WandaVisionbut which, unlike its predecessor, does not benefit from being something new and/or establishing the connection between them Non-stop war And Endgame.

The social values ​​are slightly better than those of the foreign critics. But of course there’s also the aspect that the actors couldn’t be promoted until the strike ended on Thursday, and that didn’t help matters worth seeing factor to rush to the cinema.

Although we’ve already tempered our hopes for China, the market now appears to be under $15 million for the three-day weekend, despite the film receiving early notice of its cleared release. There is currently no Maoyan rating, but critics are strictly rating Douban at 5.4. To be fair, China as a whole has proven to be increasingly problematic.

We’ll have a full update tomorrow.