Despite scoring the second-biggest rating in the franchise, Transformers One failed to rattle the box office. (Photo Credit – Instagram)

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Transformers One, the ninth entry in the blockbuster franchise, sneaked past a small but significant box office milestone at the worldwide box office. After a disappointing start, the critically acclaimed Paramount animation film has recouped at least 60 per cent of its $75 million production budget.

Transformers One opened in theaters on September 20 and grossed just over $35 million worldwide, including $24.6 million domestically. Despite scoring the second-biggest rating in the franchise, it failed to rattle the box office. The film also featured a star-studded cast, including Avengers veterans Chris Hemsworth and Scarlett Johansson, who reunited for the roles of Optimus Prime and Elita—1.

The film took in $2 million on its first Tuesday, for a domestic total of $27.8 million. It is inching closer to the $30 million mark at the domestic box office. Meanwhile, overseas Transformers One has grossed $14 million, for a Global total of $41.8 million. The film has crossed the $40 million milestone worldwide.

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