Terminator: Dark Fate bombed this weekend because, for the third time in a decade, audiences have shown that they do not care about Terminator movies.
. Could it make up for the domestic shortfall overseas? Maybe, but it’s also opening with just $28 million in China, which is over the $26.9 million opening day of. It’ll be lucky to clear $55 million in that key territory, proving again that the $113.25 million earned byParamount is on the hook for the domestic disaster, as the film is being distributed by Tencent in China and Fox/Disney in most overseas territories.
got a quick boost from China but otherwise tanked with miserable reviews and $441 million worldwide, including just $89 million domestic, on a $155 million budget., with an R-rating, a “new diverse/inclusive heroes and villains join the franchise stars” hook likeand James Cameron back as producer, opened with just $29 million this weekend and will again sell fewer tickets in North America thanessentially ruined Hollywood.
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