Don't Worry Darling Box Office Prediction: Aims for $20 Million Debut

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After the success of ‘Elvis’ and the failure of ‘DC League of Super-Pets’, Warner Bros Pictures is ready to release the highly anticipated ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ on September 23, 2022, in the United States^[1]. There is no doubt that ‘The Woman King’ was released last week and has created new hope with a good opening at the box office, and experts are expecting a similar opening from the ‘Don’t Worry Darling’. But the biggest question is, is it possible?

Don’t Worry Darling Box Office Prediction

As you all know that good word of mouth had a great contribution at the box office of ‘The Woman King’, but it’s just the opposite for ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ as the film has received a poor response from the critics, which is a big disappointment from the box office point of view. But even though the critical response is quite poor, the controversy before its release has brought the film a lot of headlines, and even though it is not a good thing, but it’s beneficial for a good opening.

Due to controversies only, the production and experts are aiming for $20-25 million on its opening weekend domestically from ‘Don’t Worry Darling’, and it’s an excellent and expected start for a film that has received bad reviews. But even though the opening expectations are good, due to bad reviews, there is no special expectation from the film at the Lifetime box office.

Besides opening, in terms of Lifetime expectations, the experts expect ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ will end its box office with $45 million domestically and $70 million globally against the production budget of $30 million. $70 million ahead of the $30 million budget looks pretty well, but in reality, if the film performs like this, then it will be confirmed as a box office failure because the break-even mark is more than these numbers.

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