Final Destination Breaks Records as The Weeknd’s Film Flops
Final Destination: Bloodlines Breaks Records While The Weeknd’s Movie Flops
The horror movie Final Destination: Bloodlines scared up a huge win at the box office, earning $51 million in its opening weekend in the U.S. That’s the best debut ever for the long-running Final Destination franchise! The R-rated supernatural thriller from Warner Bros. and New Line wowed both audiences and critics, earning a 93% Fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Final Destination Beats Previous Franchise Films
The new film easily outdid past entries like Final Destination 5, which earned just $18 million in its 2011 debut. Fans and reviewers praised Bloodlines for bringing new energy and chills to the series, helping it top charts on opening weekend.
'Final Destination Bloodlines' smashes franchise record with $51 million opening as The Weeknd's 'Hurry Up Tomorrow' bombs https://t.co/8G7ETLNvOK pic.twitter.com/2P2wFxv4v2
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The Weeknd’s ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ Disappoints
Meanwhile, Hurry Up Tomorrow, a movie starring and co-created by singer The Weeknd, struggled at the box office. It made only $3.3 million in its first weekend — far below its estimated $15 million budget (not including marketing). The film didn’t even make the top five movies in the U.S.
Critics Slam The Weeknd’s Movie
Critics gave Hurry Up Tomorrow a low 14% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Many reviews called it boring, confusing, and too focused on The Weeknd himself. Despite his fame in music, his film debut hasn’t impressed audiences or critics.
