Horizon: An American Saga – director/star Kevin Costner’s $100M gamble – flops at the box office with $11M as Inside Out 2 three-peats at the top with $57.4M

Director/star Kevin Costner’s $100 million gamble – Horizon: An American Saga – apparently didn’t pay off at the box office with a rather tepid debut.

The western film – the first in a series of four films – could only gross $11 million for third place, according to the BBC. Deadline.

The film also received a fairly mild reception from critics, with a rating of only 40% from critics on Rotten Tomatoes.

Disney’s animated sequel Inside Out 2 scored a third consecutive box office success. The film topped the charts for the third week in a row, beating out a promising newcomer.

Inside Out 2 dropped just 43.3% in its third week and grossed an estimated $57.4 million this weekend.

The western film – the first in a series of four films – could only gross $11 million in third place, according to Deadline

Disney’s animated sequel, Inside Out 2, notched a third consecutive box office run and held the top spot for a third week while fending off a hot newcomer

The sequel debuted in mid-June with a whopping $154.2 million, dropped just 34.4% in its second frame and won last weekend with $101.2 million.

It managed to fend off Paramount Pictures’ prequel A Quiet Place: Day One, which debuted in second place with $53 million.

Inside Out 2 continued to play in 4,440 theaters and grossed an average of $12,927 per screen in its third weekend.

It has now grossed an impressive $469.3 million in domestic markets and $545.5 million in foreign markets, crossing the $1 billion mark worldwide with $1.014 billion.

The sequel is both a critical and commercial hit, scoring a 90% critic review rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

The first film, which premiered in 2015, had an RT score of 98% and grossed $356.9 million in the US and $858.8 million worldwide, against a budget of $175 million.

As for Horizon, it remains to be seen how the lukewarm reception from both critics and the box office will affect the future of this potential franchise.

The second chapter in this saga will debut in theaters in August, with the filmmaker planning two more films.

Disney’s animated sequel, Inside Out 2, notched a third consecutive box office run and held the top spot for a third week while fending off a hot newcomer

It managed to hold off Paramount Pictures’ prequel A Quiet Place: Day One, which debuted in second place with $53 million

Production has already begun on the third film, and the fourth and final film is in development, although it is unclear when filming will begin.

However, if the second chapter also flops, there could be pressure to pull the plug entirely, but it remains to be seen whether that will be the case.

Production has already begun on the third film, while the fourth and final film is in development, although it is unclear when filming will begin.

However, if the second chapter is also a flop, there may be pressure to pull the plug altogether. It remains to be seen whether that will actually happen.

It’s not the first time one of Costner’s biggest projects has been a box office flop. Waterworld debuted in 1995 to a lackluster reception.

Considered the most expensive film ever made with a budget of a whopping $175 million, Waterworld opened in late July 1995 to just $21.1 million.

The film only grossed $88.2 million domestically, but did much better overseas, earning $175.9 million overseas. Worldwide, the film grossed $264.2 million.

Still, the film was unprofitable at the time, as cinemas accounted for about half of the total revenue. But after its release on video, the film would eventually become profitable.

Whether Horizon: An American Saga will ultimately become profitable after its slow release in theaters remains to be seen.