Margot Robbie’s Romantic Fantasy Hits Home Screens After Box Office Flop

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Margot Robbie’s Romantic Fantasy Hits Home Screens After Box Office Flop

Margot Robbie’s latest film, A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, made its debut on streaming platforms following a disappointing box office performance. The high-concept drama struggled to attract audiences, mirroring the fate of Sony’s earlier release, Here.

A Big Bold Beautiful Journey: A Brief Overview

Released in theaters shortly after Robbie’s blockbuster Barbie, A Big Bold Beautiful Journey had high expectations but fell short. The film features not only Robbie but also Colin Farrell, who has been enjoying a successful acting career. Unfortunately, it managed to earn only $20 million globally against a production budget of $50 million.

Box Office Performance

  • Global Earnings: $20 million
  • Domestic Earnings: $6.6 million
  • Budget: $50 million
  • Third Week Drop: 93% theater count reduction
  • Third Weekend Earnings: $74,000

In its third week, the film faced a drastic decline, dropping from over 3,300 theaters to just 609. This marked one of the largest fall-offs ever recorded for a wide release.

Critical Reception

The movie received mixed reviews, currently holding a 37% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Critics have pointed out its serious tone, which detracted from the high concept it aimed to present. The consensus states that it struggles to balance its earnest themes with entertainment value.

Future Projects for Margot Robbie

Despite these setbacks, Margot Robbie is set to star in a new adaptation of Wuthering Heights, scheduled for release on February 19, 2026. The romance film will also feature actor Jacob Elordi. Following her experience with A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, all eyes will be on Robbie as she embarks on this new project.

While A Big Bold Beautiful Journey may not have achieved expected box office success, it is now available for home viewing. Stay tuned to Emegypt for further updates on film releases and Robbie’s future endeavors.