VOICE
Budget: $34,000,000
Total Box Office: $23,437,788
Total Profit: -$30,010,007
One of the season's more unconventional releases struggled to find a theatrical audience, as its blend of thriller, science fiction, and musical elements proved to be a difficult sell. Despite the disappointing financial result, the film represents only the second outing for a promising young LRF writer.
BOX OFFICE FACT
Voice is just the second screenplay from Johnny Mercer. After beginning his LRF career with the profitable Zorro last season, Mercer experiences his first box office disappointment.
GENRE RANKINGS
Thriller: #136
Sci-Fi: #153
Musical: #26
THE HULK 3
Budget: $190,000,000
Total Box Office: $641,110,407
Total Profit: $188,390,403
Bruce Banner continued to be one of LRF's most dependable franchise stars as The Hulk 3 narrowly missed Blockbuster status while becoming one of the season's defining theatrical successes. The film further solidifies the Hulk trilogy as one of the studio's strongest long-running superhero properties.
BOX OFFICE FACT
With the release of The Hulk 3, the franchise has now generated more than $1.84 billion worldwide across its three LRF films.
GENRE RANKINGS
Action: #70
Sci-Fi: #29
Superhero: #47
THE SONG OF ROLAND
Budget: $84,000,000
Total Box Office: $263,839,608
Total Profit: $71,103,394
Historical epics continue to be a reliable investment for LRF (when they work), with The Song of Roland delivering another healthy theatrical return. Strong audience interest and disciplined spending helped the film become one of the season's most profitable non-franchise releases.
BOX OFFICE FACT
The Song of Roland marks Jonathan Bailey's sixth LRF film and his fourth profitable release, with this becoming the highest-grossing film of his LRF career.
GENRE RANKINGS
Historical: #12
Epic: #6
Season 36 Round 6 Total Box Office:
$928,387,803
Season 36 Round 6 Total Profit:
$229,483,790
Round 7 became one of Season 36's strongest financial outings, powered by the one-two punch of The Hulk 3 and The Song of Roland. Those two films more than compensated for the disappointment of Voice, producing the season's second-highest profit total.
Season 36 Total Box Office:
$4,296,970,299
Season 36 Total Profit:
$867,649,340
With three rounds remaining, Season 36 sits within striking distance of the $1 billion profit milestone, but the road ahead remains important. While the season has produced an impressive collection of commercial hits — including Boba Fett, Donkey Kong Country, The Hulk 3, Lobo, and Assassin's Creed: Eternal — a series of notable bombs has kept the overall financial picture from becoming one of LRF's truly elite campaigns.
SEASON 36 BOX OFFICE STANDINGS
1. Boba Fett — $763,673,771 👑
2. Donkey Kong Country — $720,434,668 👑
3. The Hulk 3 — $641,110,407 👑
4. Lobo — $480,893,956 🔥
5. Assassin's Creed: Eternal — $421,105,411 🔥
6. The Song of Roland — $263,839,608 💰
7. Luke Cage: The Purple Man — $249,978,106 💰
8. Stretch Armstrong — $144,189,611 ☠️
9. Fletch — $123,159,160 💰
10. Echoes of Red — $82,814,137 💰
11. Double Date — $80,369,160 💰
12. Gray — $62,441,218 💣
13. Darkness — $43,316,174 💰
14. 1995 — $40,003,252 💰
15. Pirouette — $39,100,555 📉
16. Three Rounds — $34,386,590 💣
17. The Quiet Between Us — $26,319,562 📉
18. Heartbeat — $25,404,407 💣
19. Voice — $23,437,788 💣
20. Diary of a Wimpy Kid — $18,000,669 💣
21. 1016 West Monroe — $12,992,089 💣
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