Margot Robbie’s Newest Film, ‘Babylon,’ Bombs On the Field Workplace

Margot Robbie‘s newest movie bombed on the field workplace, marking the second such flop she’s been on this yr … each of which have been enormous ensemble numbers with high A-list expertise.

In fact, we’re speaking about ‘Babylon’ — which hit theaters this vacation weekend … and solely raked in a meager $3.5 million domestically by way of Sunday, with an estimated $5.3 mil anticipated to return in by way of Monday. Both means … it isn’t turnout by any means.

The film — which is about previous Hollywood and the emergence of “talkies” — had huge star energy hooked up to the credit … along with Margot because the lead, it additionally featured Brad Pitt, Tobey Maguire, Olivia Wilde, Chloe Fineman, Eric Roberts, Flea, Max Minghella, and so on.

Plus, there’s the director — Damien Chazelle — who’s an Oscar winner … and with a considerably hefty funds of $80 million (and loads of advertising and marketing) it is unclear why this one did not do properly with moviegoers this vacation season. The combined opinions in all probability did not assist.

Apparently, there’s one other film Margot was part of earlier this fall that had very related vibes — one other star-studded lineup (Christian Bale, Robert De Niro, Rami Malek, Taylor Swift, and so on.) that got here collectively for ‘Amsterdam’ … which additionally flamed out in theaters.

It solely made about $6.4M throughout its opening weekend in Oct., and went on to gather simply $16M or so domestically total — this after one more $80 mil funds spent to make it.

Little bit of a tricky yr for Margot on the film entrance — not solely have been issues meh on the field workplace … however she additionally stated the ‘Pirates’ film she was hooked up to had been killed by Disney — despite the fact that one of many producers for the franchise insisted that is not fairly the case.

She’s bought rather a lot on the horizon for 2023, although — MR’s already set to star in ‘Barbie’, in addition to a Wes Anderson flick, ‘Asteroid Metropolis,’ … to not point out her personal ‘Ocean’s Eleven’ prequel. The one (potential) downside … all of these may have tremendous stacked casts too.