It was a rough weekend at the box office. Smaller smaller editions have tried to earn some business activities, as Warner Bros. has finally revealed director Bong Oonun Ho. "Mickey 17", which disappoints much of its $ 19 million debut. It was still good enough to reach the charts, which says much about how poor the weekend has passed. To further illustrate how bad it is, another flop species flew under the radar in the form of "in lost countries". Someone would have been forgiven that he didn't know that this film even exists, but its investors are undoubtedly unhappy.

Based on the story of Game of Thrones, author George RR Martin with the same name, "in" Lost Countries "opened up to just over $ 1 million on $ 1,370. It made the actual average average of $ 761 for the screen. This is Doa, even though he has involved a lot of talent. To make things worse, it brings a $ 55 million reported budget. So, unless this thing is undressed abroad or becomes vod juggernaut, it doesn't look good, easy to put.

"In the lost countries" was directed by Paul C. Anderson, who has turned "Resident Evil" into a successful franchise 23 years ago. But that was then and this is now. Despite the film starring Mila Jovovich and boasts an additional Dave Bautista Starwear (Galaxy's "Guardians", "Duna"), the audience just didn't appear for this. Prohibition of some kind of twist or tricky accounting, I am not aware, this is a full disaster on paper.

"In Lost Countries" is centered on the queen that sends the powerful and fearful wizard Gray Alice (Jovovich) to the spiritual desert of the lost countries in search of magical power. Once there, the wizard and her guide, a draft named Boys (Bautista), must overcome and elevate both men and demons to make their search.

Critics were acidic on the film because he earned pretty bad reviews and currently only has a 26% approval rating Rotten tomatoes. For what is worth it, fantasy is heavy sales in best cases, With multi -billion dollars the franchise "Lord of the Rings" is an exception not the rule. Even with Martin's good name, this just doesn't get the job done. In theory, given the original material and talent, it is not impossible to understand how this was funded. In the pre-pandemic world, this might make sense.

All this adds to the already rough start of 2025 in the box office as a whole. The biggest hit of the year is the $ 2 billion -dollar animated Jogenout, which is "NO HAA 2", that earned almost all his money in China. It is good for the global theater market, but did not do much for theaters in North America. After 2024 it went down to a bumpy beginning, hope that 2025 would bring more consistent green pastures. So far, however, it has not been missed. Even "Captain America: Marvel's brave new world" has yet to clear $ 400 million worldwide.

Here we hope for a blockbuster summer, because such things will not reduce them.

"In the lost countries" now plays in theaters.