Good riddance.
Disney is not having a good time of it. Snow White is down to 4th place and may not even make it to $100 million and Captain America: Brave New World is experiencing its own brave new world in 10th place. That means it’s about to fall out of the top 10 and still hasn’t made it to $200 million domestically.
Disney is hyping the global box office for Captain UnAmerica, but that box office depended on a marketing campaign that took Anthony Mackie, the skinny ugly replacement for the Cap’n off the posters entirely and just showed a giant red Hulk.
Captain America Brave New World making more money abroad than in America is ironic. All the more so as Mackie made headlines when he announced that he did not want to represent America.
Wish granted.
Disney will try to declare some sort of victory when Captain America Brave New World falls out of the top 10 and crawls across the $200 million mark next week. That means the movie has lost money.
The lack of public enthusiasm for it is so great that its per-theater average of $786 is the worst of any movie except the equally awful Mickey 17.
And Disney’s summer is already getting started with hundreds of millions of dollars in losses.
Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical Left and Islamic terrorism.
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