Blunt Disclosure: Is Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day a Flop or a Hit at the Box Office?
Disclosure Day opened at number one and is on track to be Spielberg's best performing original US title. The film grossed just shy of $100m globally after its first weekend and surpassed the combined earnings of his previous two movies within two weekends. However, some reports suggest it may struggle to break even.
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Updated global revenue figures and performance milestones after the second weekend.
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Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day Box Office Performance
confidence 80%Disclosure Day opened at number one and is on track to be Spielberg's best performing original US title. The film grossed just shy of $100m globally after its first weekend and surpassed the combined earnings of his previous two movies within two weekends. However, some reports suggest it may struggle to break even.
What's confirmed:
- Disclosure Day opened at number one at the box office.
- The film grossed just shy of $100m in global revenue after its opening weekend.
- Disclosure Day earned more than Spielberg's last two movies combined after two weekends in theaters.
Still unconfirmed:
- The film might not break even at the box office.
- The movie had a B CinemaScore.
- The film opened with $13 million on Friday for a total of $19 million through Friday.
- The film was tracking for a $45 million opening weekend.