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Moana is struggling to reach that one last milestone at the box office worldwide. The live-action remake is suffering amid the mega hits and new launches, but it will at least beat one of the most popular comic book movies. It is inches away from surpassing the worldwide total of the original X-Men movie, X-Men. Keep scrolling for the numbers.
The Disney live-action movie is a financial failure, and despite the popularity of the animated films, it did not help. It received a poor 32% rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes, but the audience liked it, giving it an 88%. The drastic difference between the ratings and the massive budget made it a failure.
Moana at the worldwide box office
The Disney live-action movie collected just $110k on its 7th Friday at the North American box office across 620 theaters. It dropped by 63.5% from last Friday, and it will soon exit theaters. The domestic total for the movie has hit $125.3 million. Internationally, it stands at $168.9 million cume [via Box Office Mojo], bringing the worldwide collection to $294.3 million. It is less than $10 million away from surpassing the $300 million milestone worldwide.
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Box office summary of Moana
- Domestic – $125.3 million
- International – $168.9 million
- Worldwide – $294.3 million
Moana is set to beat X-Men worldwide
X-Men, directed by Bryan Singer, is the first film in the franchise and one of the oldest Marvel movies. The film features an ensemble cast including Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, Ian McKellen, Halle Berry, Famke Janssen, James Marsden, Bruce Davison, Rebecca Romijn, Ray Park, and Anna Paquin.
It collected $296.3 million at the worldwide box office. The Dwayne Johnson starrer Moana is less than $3 million away from surpassing this popular comic book/superhero movie worldwide. It is not much of a milestone, but it will still be a box-office win. This will keep it in the news, but will not do much to help it survive its fate.
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