Box Office: 'The Marvels' On Track For The Lowest Disney-Backed MCU Opening Ever

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Los Angeles, November 11 - Marvel Studios' latest tentpole The Marvels is tracking to score the lowest opening ever for a Disney-backed Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) film, after grossing just $6.6 million in Thursday previews.

The $6.6 million preview gross is one of the lowest in the MCU in recent times, just one notch above "Ant-Man" (2015, $6.4 million). "The Incredible Hulk" has the lowest previews of $2 million for an MCU title in the preview era, but that’s when previews began at midnight.



According to Deadline, the "Captain Marvel" sequel is tracking to earn between $47 million and $55 million in the domestic (North America) opening weekend, which makes it the lowest opening ever for a Disney MCU title. "Ant-Man" is currently the lowest MCU title ($57.2 million) under Disney.

Depending on where the final weekend gross stands, "The Marvels" could have the lowest opening ever in the history of MCU, a record which is currently with 2008's "The Incredible Hulk" ($55.4 million). It was backed by Universal Pictures at that time before Disney owned it.

Meanwhile, the Brie Larson-led "Captain Marvel" opened to a huge $153.4 million in North America on its way to earning a massive $1.13 billion worldwide, not adjusted for inflation, in 2019. It stands as the highest-grossing female superhero movie of all time.

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