A swath of films, books and other media projects with far-left messages failed with audiences and consumers this year, according to box office numbers and sales.
Disney's first animated film with an openly LGBT character "Strange World," #teen #TakeYourShot #RCLPSG
Disney's first animated film with an openly LGBT character "Strange World," #teen #TakeYourShot #RCLPSG
awsfilmworks.com tanked at the box office last month. film had a whopping $180 million budget but only took in $24 million when it opened during the Thanksgiving holiday week, according to Variety. Pixar's latest installment in the popular Toy Story franchise,
filmetriks.com/how-to-watch-1… "Lightyear," failed to meet expectations, earning $51 million at the box office. The family-friendly series owned by Disney attracted headlines for having a same-sex kiss.
filmetriks.com/how-to-watch-a… Another film focused on LGBT characters, "Bros," didn't move the needle at the box office, either. Star Billy Eichner furiously warned "homophobes" on Twitter to not come see the movie. It grossed $14.8 million worldwide, according to Box Office Mojo.
filmetriks.com/how-to-watch-f… The New York Times suggested "homophobia" could be the reason the gay romantic comedy was unsuccessful. Movies with overtly political themes like the star-studded "Amsterdam" also failed to attract audiences this year.
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