Refresh for more updates, chart and analysis…. “Treat them the same way you treat us! How dare you?!” are some of the screams I’ve been getting from traditional major studios when it comes to the chilly box office performance of the Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans $200M Christmas action movie Red One.

Red One, Dwayne Johnson’s new “Christmas franchise film”, hits cinemas this weekend – and it’s not looking good for its box office.

It’s hard for Dwayne Johnson to hide. Wherever he goes, there he is—as conspicuous out in the world as he is on the silver screen. But after two decades of playing a version of himself in huge movies,

Reviews and reactions are in for Red One, the new Christmas movie starring Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans – and they're not great. The film sees Santa Claus, played by JK Simmons, kidnapped. Callum Drift (Johnson), head of security in the North Pole, sets out to rescue him, teaming up with bounty hunter Jack O'Malley (Evans).

Dwayne Johnson's recent setbacks, including Red One, point to a shift in his box office appeal. Can his career recover from these choices?

Red One,” a Christmas-set action comedy starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as Santa's head of security, unwrapped a soft $34.1 million from 4,032 North American theaters in its box office debut. Those ticket sales were enough to top the domestic box office,

Amazon MGM Studios' big-budget holiday opening won't have any trouble winning the weekend, but the verdict is out on whether it can hit its intended target.

Red One had an astounding $250 million budget, not including the films marketing costs, so the opening projection of $30 million seems to be quite disappointing for the movie dire