Overview
- The film has reached $89.9 million worldwide, with $50.5 million in North America and $39.4 million overseas.
- With a reported production cost near $170 million and industry break‑even rules of thumb, the movie would need roughly $425 million worldwide to recoup theatrical costs and currently sits about $335 million short of that mark.
- The reboot opened to $29.4 million domestically and added modest weekday and discount‑day returns that pushed the North American total past $50 million but produced a steep second‑week decline.
- Critics gave mixed to positive reviews while audience scores are stronger, with trade coverage praising the film’s practical effects, on‑set muscle suits finished with VFX, and lead performances.
- Studio sources and coverage say sequel decisions will depend on downstream revenue streams—toy sales, licensing, international box‑office holds and premium digital windows—rather than further theatrical receipts alone.