Live-Action Moana Box Office Tracking Signals Modest Opening for Disney Remake
Early box office tracking indicates Disney’s live-action Moana may debut below the studio’s biggest remake launches in North America. Domestic projections remain mixed, while stronger international forecasts could play an important role in the film’s worldwide theatrical performance given its reported $250 million production budget. Key Takeaways Domestic opening estimates range from $35 million to $65 million. International opening projections stand between $70 million and $75 million. The film reportedly cost about $250 million to produce before marketing expenses. Analysts are comparing the remake’s forecast with previous Disney live-action adaptations. Several new releases and holdover films will compete for moviegoers during the same weekend. Disney’s live-action Moana box office outlook has drawn attention after early tracking suggested the film could post one of the lower domestic openings among the studio’s recent live-action remakes. Current estimates place the North American debut between $35 million and $65 million, while overseas markets are expected to contribute a stronger opening weekend, making international performance an important factor in the film’s overall results. The remake is scheduled to open in approximately 3,875 theaters across North America. Some tracking services project the film will earn between $60 million and $65 million during its opening weekend. Other









































