Cats Box Office Failure

So perhaps Varietys estimate of a 100 million theatrical loss is closer to the truth.

Cats box office failure. Michael Ciminos drama is notable for being one of the biggest box office bombs of its time losing the studio an estimated 37m over 114 million when adjusted for inflation. Instead Cats fell short of expectations and clawed its way to 65 million at the domestic box office. However these werent the only problems with Cats.

Director Tom Hoopers Cats is going to lose a boatload of money and will go down as one of the biggest box office. Following dismal reviews and endless mockery on social media Cats has flopped at the US and UK box office. By the sounds of it Cats will likely wind up with a domestic total box office gross of less than 30 million.

The US100 million film version of Andrew Lloyd Webbers smash-hit musical Cats currently in cinemas has bombed at the box office been savaged by critics and withdrawn from Oscar consideration. One expert called it a word-of-mouth failure. This just goes to show that Wilson isnt afraid to call out box office failures especially when shes in it.

Cats dismal box office performance its headed for a hundred million dollar loss is just further evidence that the folks that made it never understood why the original was so popular in the first place. Cats Box Office Flop. Tom Hoopers movie musical Cats is on track to lose 71 million at the box office.

How do we view bodies differently in real and recorded. In the film and media industry if a film released in theatres fails to break even by a large amount it is considered a box office bomb thus losing money for the distributor studio andor production company that invested in it. The irony of Cats is that its failure is not so much an example of Hollywood hubris but rather a case of a seemingly.

Despite the great renaissance of musicals at the box office following 2002s Oscar Best Picture winner Chicago 306M-plus WW sometimes the greatest of. How should creators transpose animal characters from stage to screen. Like really really bad.