It is more expensive than infinity war, but with a large cashier failure, this blockbuster with Harrison Ford really cost Disney!

Disney’s hell had the latest film Indiana Jones! Published in 2023, Indiana Jones and James Mangold’s fate of the fate of Harrison Ford was a terrible failure in the box office than revealed its final budget Sunday Express (Through Forbes:):

Terrible failure when Disney was able to recover money

The film has announced only $ 383.9 million in the world, or less of its budget, with $ 419 million estimates! For comparison, such a budget puts the 8th place of the most expensive films of all time before inflation, in front of Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: EndGame. The first place in the podium always goes to Star Wars: Force Awakens and its 593 million.

This value is even more crazy, as Disney enjoyed significant financial support for film filming.

Thanks to the British proactive policy, which you can summarize “If you shoot at least 10% of your film with me, I will pay a quarter of each dollar that you spend,” Disney has chosen to shoot the whole film in the United Kingdom, thus restoring 25% of each dollar in the fifth of the Indusian adventure.

So how can only one movie be worth so many?

We know the details:

• 320 million dollars: The film’s cost in 2022.
• 79 million: Further production (special effects, editing, post-synchronization …) for 2023.
• Revealing the scenes of 17.8 million in 2024.

And even if the British government paid 66.7 million in the studio as it returned to its territory (see above), it was catastrophic in the box office. Because the film has already announced only $ 383.9 million, half of which have gone (this is standard) to the operators of the room that broadcast the film.

Thus, the film introduced Disney only 66.7+ (383.9/2): 258.65 million, more than half of its budget.

Of course, the sales of manufactured products, DVD-BLU-Ray and The VàD, have also returned a little money, but Forbes recalls that he also adds marketing and production costs, and specialized media suspects that sales will be reimbursed if only the film’s floppy in the theaters.

With available figures, in particular, budget terms and returns to the cash register, the film blames Disney for more than $ 160 million deficits. Incredible frustration for the studio that has long been waiting for Indiana Jones’ license after being taken to George Lucas, at the same time as Star Wars in 2012.