Between 2010-2015, roughly 33 R-rated comedies grossed $60 million or more. No Hard Feelings had a lot of folks hoping that it could signal a return of the original R-rated comedy.
Spin the headline anyway you want, but Elemental could still be a $200 million loser for the company. In contrast, $18.1 million is what last year’s Lightyear did in weekend two, and it had a 10-day total of $89.2 million. A 37% drop to $18.4 million does not sound that bad, but its $29.6 million start was far lower than the average June opening for an original Pixar film ($62.9 million) and its 10-day total stands at $65.5 million (and $121 million worldwide). Nearly finding a tiny bit of redemption this week, Disney/Pixar’s Elemental came within less than a million of taking the top spot after outperforming everyone on Thursday for its first and only victory. The Top 10 and Beyond: Elemental Bounces Back, No Hard Feelings Disappoints
could be looking at a number not far from that in the loss column when the final figures are counted. International bucks have its total at nearly $211 million, but Warner Bros. But if it follows the path of the Lantern, it could be looking at barely $110 million. If The Flash can level out next week and have a decent July 4 week, it could still manage $130 million. Green Lantern finished with only $116.6 million after an equally disastrous third weekend fall to just $6.5 million. The best case scenario right now is that it follows the path of The Fault In Our Stars, which fell 69% to $14.7 million in June 2014, had $80.7 million after 10 days, and still grossed over $124 million.
Green Lantern had made $88.9 million (with $18 million in frame two). Shazam! had $94.2 million after 10 days (with a $24.2 million second weekend).
The Flash missed becoming the grand champion after falling 72.3% down to just $15.2 million, depending on the final numbers. That title had been owned for nearly 11 years by Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (a 72% drop) before Morbius fell 73.8% in April 2022. and DC did not want to hear when looking at the numbers this week were “Green” and “Lantern.” They also did not want to add to this film’s infamy by having one of the worst drops in box office history for a film opening in over 4,000 theaters. Now it may be booking a weekly stay here for the foreseeable future. The Flash avoided this section last weekend simply by being No.
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