[Drew68]

68% at Rotten isn’t bombing. I mean it ain’t great, but it ain’t Kandahar or About My Father.

It didn’t bomb in the box office either. It debuted at #1 and raked in over $100 mil domestically.

[LouAvul]

As per above, costs were around $250 million. It bombed.

[StAnDeliver]

Right, droop, it's doing so well that IMDB, which is owned by Amazon, didn't intentionally interfere with their own freaking review paradigm in favor of "an alternate weighting calculation has been applied"; and that bogus blackwashing wasn't a product of Disney's panic at their own internals+comScore/ScreenEngine, that projected first views ain't coming back, nor are those same first views sustaining positive word-of-mouth. Nope, none of that happened.

No, what is going to happen, droop, is that another bad movie, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, is going to drown Ursula this coming weekend. *thwip*

Just like the Meatball is going to get stuffed before Florida even gets a chance to post their negative reviews lofl...

[DiogenesLamp]

It didn’t bomb in the box office either. It debuted at #1 and raked in over $100 mil domestically.

According to articles i've read elsewhere it has to reach 500 million just to break even.

Other people have noted it will not likely do well in China or anywhere else in the Asian market.