Sony's Kraven the Hunter grossed an estimated $685K on Christmas Day Wednesday (from 2,437 locations). Estimated total domestic gross stands at $19.16M.

[u/DemiFiendRSA]

https://x.com/BORReport/status/1872331928277487772

[u/classicman123]

My local multiplex with 18 screens only had one showing of this and one of Lord of the Rings. It's over for both of them.

[u/Professional-Rip-519 → u/classicman123]

Is there anything interesting dropping tomorrow?

[u/knightoffire55]

When is Sony going to rerelease it?

[u/CinemaFan344 → u/knightoffire55]

Believe me I don't think they'll make the same mistake a second time after seeing the hilarious performance of Morbius's re release in a thousand theaters. It's the most upvoted post on this sub for a reason.

[u/knightoffire55 → u/CinemaFan344]

But we were busy that weekend. https://www.change.org/p/we-were-all-busy-that-weekend-please-bring-morbius-to-the-theatre-a-third-time

[u/CinemaFan344 → u/knightoffire55]

Unbelievable!

[u/NotTaken-username]

Already out of the top 10 after less than two weeks

[u/CinemaFan344]

There will probably be a thousand theater loss this weekend now that theaters see the big potential for holdovers and new releases over the holidays, and realize that those showtimes for Kraven and Lord of the Rings are just bringing them down.

[u/Piku_1999 → u/CinemaFan344]

War of the Rohirrim couldn't even pick up a $100 per-theatre average on Christmas Day and somehow dropped 30% from Christmas Eve. The drop this weekend is going to be historic.

[u/CinemaFan344 → u/Piku_1999]

I wonder if can muster up a potential 90%+ drop this weekend. That'll be a sight to see.

[u/Alternative-Cake-833 → u/CinemaFan344]

Potentially below Megalopolis and The Crow's third weekends? Could probably see it happening.

[u/Alternative-Cake-833 → u/Piku_1999]

Not only that but since the sub probably won't report on the daily numbers anymore, here's the dailies comparison for War of the Rohirrim on Wednesday:

Below Megalopolis' second Wednesday ($154K, Oct. 9, Hurricane Milton).

Below The Crow's second Wednesday ($162K, Sept. 4)

Below UglyDolls' second Wednesday ($258K, May 15)

Below Here's second Wednesday ($260K, Nov. 13).

All of those movies suffered drops on those Wednesdays anyways, especially The Crow.

[u/IBM296]

Looks like this movie won’t be mentioned any more on this sub from next week.

[u/Alternative-Cake-833 → u/IBM296]

Until it's box-office run closes.

[u/Mizerous]

Kraven isn't bad. - Sony

[u/ChanceVance → u/Mizerous]

I try and see the positives in movies and rarely do I see a movie that I'd label as awful. Morbius and Madame Web were average to me, not even close to being the worst movie ever.

Kraven was terrible. Aside from nice action sequences, it was just bad in every facet.

[u/BigOnAnime → u/ChanceVance]

At least Aaron Taylor-Johnson was good? It seemed to me like he was trying even though he knew the movie probably was going to be crap, his performance was one of the only things that made the movie remotely watchable for me.

[u/WheelJack83]

Embarrassing, and we will likely never see a Kraven vs. Spider-Man movie for the foreseeable future. It makes me so angry.

[u/tell-talenevermore]

Sony loves ruining my childhood with these shitty marvel movies

[u/musthavecupcakes_19 → u/[deleted]]

Eh, Spider-Man 3 and The Fantastic Four (2005) got a lot of shit when they came out and in the years after. It’s only 20-ish years later that people are viewing them with rose-colored glasses.

I agree that FF is about on the same level as Kraven. I thought SM3 is considerably better than FF or Kraven though.

[u/CinemaFan344 → u/musthavecupcakes_19]

I haven't seen any of the three movies lol

[u/Breadbug900 → u/[deleted]]

Sm3 is way better than all of those

[u/BigOnAnime]

My theater kept it for only one single show at like 11AM, it sold 0 tickets, and today it sold like only 3. It's getting no boost whatsoever. We already got rid of The War of the Rohirrim after Christmas Eve.