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Mulan: How Much Money Has the Disney Movie Made So Far?

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Mulan: How Much Money Has the Disney Movie Made So Far?

By Kayti Bur

 

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Photo: Disney

 

It might be a long time (if ever) until we truly find out how much money Disney’s new live-action adaptation of Mulan has made.

 

While the $200 million film is being released in theaters in some countries—most notably, second largest box office in the world China—it has and will be released solely as a VOD title via Disney+ in many markets, including the United States, which, pre-pandemic, was the largest box office in the world.

 

The theatrical-VOD hybrid release doesn’t mean that Mulan won’t make a lot of money for Disney via Disney+, just that Disney doesn’t actually have to tell us exactly how many people paid $30 (plus the Disney+ subscription fee) to watch Mulan at home.

 

That being said, we are starting to get box office numbers back from the few international markets where Mulan did open in over the weekend.

 

Full Story: https://www.denofgeek.com/books/mulan-disney-live-action-box-office-total-money/

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