Overview
- The film finished third at the domestic box office with about $7 million from roughly 1,778 theaters, topping pre-release forecasts that ranged from $2 million to $5 million.
- Audiences rated the film an A in CinemaScore exit polls, while critics were overwhelmingly negative, with Rotten Tomatoes scores reported around 6–11%.
- Ticket buyers skewed older and female and were concentrated in Republican-leaning markets such as Dallas, Orlando, Tampa, Phoenix and West Palm Beach.
- Amazon MGM executives highlighted a long-term monetization plan that centers on Prime Video availability, licensing deals and a planned docuseries tie-in.
- The rollout has been complicated by renewed scrutiny of director Brett Ratner and weak overseas traction, including poor attendance and reviews in Slovenia.