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Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom Faces Box Office Challenges: Will it Sink or Swim?

Alicia Brian Published December 21, 2023
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DC fans had high hopes for the release of “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom,” expecting it to create a tidal wave at the box office. However, early tracking suggests that the superhero sequel might not make the splash we were all anticipating. With a projected domestic opening weekend of only $37 million to $43 million over the four-day Christmas stretch, it’s a far cry from the original Aquaman’s impressive debut in 2018. The film, which opened to $67 million, eventually soared to $335 million domestically and an astonishing $1.15 billion worldwide.

Several factors may be contributing to the softer-than-expected box office forecast for “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.” Firstly, the superhero movie market has experienced a slump this year, with many high-budget releases underperforming. Films like “Shazam! Fury of the Gods” and “The Flash” failed to meet expectations, indicating a challenging environment for superhero films.

Even massive blockbusters such as “The Batman” and “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” failed to meet the expectations set before the pandemic, indicating a larger industry-wide trend. The lackluster performance of superhero films this year might be affecting the excitement surrounding Aquaman’s newest journey.

Another potential hurdle for “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” is its release date. Christmas Eve is not traditionally considered prime territory for superhero blockbusters. Families often prioritize holiday gatherings and festivities over trips to the cinema during this time. The unique challenges posed by the Christmas season may impact the film’s ability to draw audiences to theaters.

The question remains: will Aquaman’s latest adventure be a box office treasure or a sunken ship? As the release date approaches, DC enthusiasts and cinema-goers alike will be eagerly anticipating the film’s performance. While early tracking numbers may suggest challenges, it’s essential to remember that box office outcomes can be unpredictable. Whether “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” sinks or swims at the box office, one thing is certain – fans will be staying tuned for the final verdict on this underwater epic.

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