Disney might lose 150 million dollars because of “The Lone Ranger”

Disney might lose 150 million dollars because of “The Lone Ranger”

Even before its release, the fate of the movie was destined to fail. But was it worse than we expected?

By StrangeBlackPantherDoctor - Jul 09, 2013 09:07 AM EST
Filed Under: The Lone Ranger
Source: CinemaBlend



Disney’s “The Lone Ranger” heavily faltered out of the gate with a miserable opening weekend gross of just under 30 million. The production has been troubled since the beginning with Disney wanting to scrap the movie before it got started. But obviously it did and with a 215 million dollar budget plus more than a hundred in addition on advertising. Disney now probably regrets not scrapping the film as they stand to lose a whopping 150 million dollars. This is yet another huge loss for Disney following last year’s bomb John Carter. Maybe they should start looking more into the public wants before starting projects that cost more than 200 million dollars.

But their woes wont last long as more Marvel movies are coming out as well as Star Wars. Their bomb wont matter much because Iron Man 3 made more than a billion and Monsters University continues to hold strongly at the worldwide Box Office.
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