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Will It Flop or Succeed?


With Gladiator 2 all set to hit theaters this November, fans are eagerly speculating about the film’s box office prediction. With its strong cast and high expectations, many are wondering whether Gladiator 2 will flop or succeed when compared to other major releases.

So, will it soar like its predecessor, or could Gladiator 2 flop amidst fierce competition from Wicked and Moana 2? Here is our box office prediction for Gladiator 2.

How much is Gladiator 2 expected to make at the box office?

Gladiator 2 is reportedly expected to make around $42-47 million on opening weekend.

This figure was projected by tracking site Quorum. The $42-47 million estimate is less than Wicked’s expected opening weekend figure which is reportedly $67-74 million and Disney’s Moana 2, which could make more than $100 million in five days and earn an impressive $75-82 million between Friday and Sunday. (via Deadline)

However, Box Office Theory suggests a higher figure for Gladiator II’s opening weekend. It is $53 million on a 3-day low-end opening and $75 million on a 3-day high-end opening. Their target opening for the film is projected at $66 million.

Moreover, Gladiator 2’s reported box office figures are more than what its predecessor Gladiator made in 2000 on its opening weekend, which according to Box Office Mojo, was $34.8 million.

Will Gladiator 2 flop or succeed?

Gladiator 2 could very likely succeed at the box office.

This is because the film has a star-studded cast, comprised of increasingly popular actors like Paul Mescal, Joseph Quinn, and Pedro Pascal, as well as icons like Denzel Washington. Accordingly, this could likely prompt legions of fans to show up in theaters. Thus, contributing significantly to the film’s prospects for success.

Moreover, early reactions to the film are predominantly positive with some even calling it director Ridley Scott’s best film. As such, this could also encourage both excited and more skeptical fans to see the film, further contributing to its success.

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