Not good for theaters in today’s news: Mulan Has earned more than its premium Disney + VOD run TenetSo far, the entire office is within office fees. The keyword here is “allegedly” because the numbers are a bit sketchy, but if the reports are to be believed, it certainly seems that more viewers have earned their hard-earned income. Mulan From the safety of their homes instead of going to the theater to see the latest by Christopher Nolan.
All summer, we hear the same story: Tenet Movie theaters save. Unfortunately, that didn’t happen. For one thing, Christopher Nolan’s latest Cerebral Blockbuster was unable to stick to its mid-summer release date. And when the movie finally opened this month, the results weren’t good. Reports are different, but so far, it seems that Nolan’s film has made only 29 million domestic – which is not the best for a film of this size. Worldwide, the total is about 207 207 million.
To make matters worse (for theaters) there are reports that a big wind blew when Disney chose to release Mulan On Disney + with an additional premium price than the risk of a huge theatrical release. Per Yahoo, “U.S. 29% of households that subscribe to Disney + bought 30 Mulan Film until September 12th – surpassing other popular (and free) titles on the platform. ”
So how does it compare Tenet? Good:
During the company’s last earnings report, Disney said the streaming platform has been able to produce more than 60 million global customers. Assuming that the U.S. Homes accounted for 0% of that total support (Disney did not break the exact number of U.S.-based subscribers). ) … Under that view, the U.S. alone. Net profits for the markets will tire up to $ 261 million – and that’s the tight side.
In other words, Mulan Earned more money than Tenet Created worldwide so far. Of course, it’s worth noting that this number comes from a lot of third-party analysts, as Disney + does not release their official numbers for this type of content. So there is a chance that this is not 100% true. But it strongly suggests that, at least for now, more money is left to be made on premium VODs than in theaters. Obviously, exhibitors will not choose this, as it puts their entire business at risk.
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