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The Marvels: Lowest-Grossing Marvel Cinematic Universe Film in Domestic Box Office History 2024

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In a surprising turn of events, “The Marvels” has officially earned the discover of the lowest-grossing Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) movie to date. Despite initial anticipation, the film concluded its theatrical run with a worldwide box office gross of approximately $205 million. This places it in a league comparable to DC’s “Birds of Prey,” which, despite recovering more than twice its budget, was deemed a financial disappointment.

Challenges Faced by The Marvels

Released in November, “The Marvels” faced an uphill battle from the start and struggled to regain momentum throughout its run. Despite receiving somewhat more positive word-of-mouth compared to “Ant-Man & the Wasp: Quantumania,” it couldn’t overcome the challenges of a challenging year for Marvel.

The MCU encountered difficulties building momentum beyond “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.” Various factors, including the SAG-AFTRA strike and the Jonathan Majors trial, contributed to questions about the studio’s overall direction. These struggles played a significant role in Disney’s inability to produce a billion-dollar movie in 2023.

Box Office Figures and Budget

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  • The Marvels grossed approximately $84.5 million domestically, falling considerably short of “The Incredible Hulk’s” $134.8 million domestic gross in 2008.
  • The film’s overall budget, encompassing marketing and distribution, hovered around $270 million.

Challenges for the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Future Plans

With discussions surrounding how the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) can recapture its “Endgame”-level hype, breakout star Iman Vellani and Disney CEO Bob Iger have offered their perspectives. Iger recommended that the studio’s films underperformed because of a loss of executives.

As 2024 unfolds, the Marvel Cinematic Universe faces the task of charting a new course, especially after the removal of Jonathan Majors. The upcoming release of Marvel’s “Echo” next week will serve as the first test for the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the new year.

Stay tuned for more updates, and explore the upcoming release dates for Marvel movies and shows as the studio navigates the challenges and opportunities ahead.

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