Current Events > Star-studded "Amsterdam" completely BOMBS at the box office.

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The new movie Amsterdam has been in theaters for just one week, but its already been deemed a massive failure due to its disappointing box office performance.

David O. Russells latest movie received poor reviews from critics and only has a 33% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, which definitely didnt help word of mouth.

Unfortunately the star power wasnt enough to get fans into movie theater seats.

The movie reportedly cost $80 million to produce and an estimated $70 million to promote, though the studio is not going to make anywhere near that amount from ticket sales.

Deadline reports that the movie will likely end its box office run with a global total of $35 million.

Its estimated that the film is going to lose about $100 million when you add in other forms of revenue for the movie, like streaming and digital sales.

The movie John Carter is considered to be one of the biggest box office bombs with an estimated loss of nearly $200 million.

Half the theater walked out at around 20 minutes, myself included.

It really is AWFUL.

Half the theater walked out at around 20 minutes, myself included.

It really is AWFUL.

Holy shit why

It's a mess. Nothing made sense, convoluted character interactions all over the place, it's a really hard to follow film.

Edit. I mean to say they started walking out after 20 minutes. I think I lasted like 50 minutes or something, more than 30 people had left. It was almost full, it was on release day.

The movie John Carter is considered to be one of the biggest box office bombs with an estimated loss of nearly $200 million.

the movie is two hours and fifteen minutes and you didnt even stay for 50% of the length of the movie?

i never understand people that pay for movies and leave before its over. bad movie or not, ive already committed and paid so i might as well see it out. to each their own though

I saw that in the theater. I didn't really understand why people hated it so much. It wasn't amazing but it I didn't think it deserved the reputation it got

I saw that in the theater. I didn't really understand why people hated it so much. It wasn't amazing but it I didn't think it deserved the reputation it got

I saw that in the theater. I didn't really understand why people hated it so much. It wasn't amazing but it I didn't think it deserved the reputation it got

the movie is two hours and fifteen minutes and you didnt even stay for 50% of the length of the movie?

i never understand people that pay for movies and leave before its over. bad movie or not, ive already committed and paid so i might as well see it out. to each their own though

I've said it before but it is a well documented fact that the age of the Movie Star is dead. That era where an actor could make a movie successful, regardless of the concept, just simply doesn't exist anymore and hasn't for several years.

So in their infinite wisdom the producers advertised this movie by simply listing the actors involved without actually showing what the movie was about.

Is anybody going to see ANYTHING at the theater that isn't a big action movie?

Top Gun Maverick was like 4 months ago

I had never heard of it until I read that it had bombed. Think maybe that was part of the problem?

Never heard of it