Disney and Warner Bros. put the two movies out on the same day.

In theory, both should have been major box office hits, given who was involved.

But Robert De Niro’s gangster movie is really a bigger box office bomb, statistically speaking.

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The movie only made $3.1 million at the domestic box office during its first three days of release.

The movie didn’t get much help overseas either, as it only made $1.9 million abroad.

That givesThe Alto Knightsa $5 million worldwide box officeafter its opening weekend.

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One of the main reasonsThe Alto Knightsgot made is because of Warner Bros.’s CEO, David Zaslav.

This led to the film’s greenlight witha risky $45 million to $50 million budget.

Movies typically need to make two and a half times their budget at the box office to become successful.

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That putThe Alto Knights' target box office total at potentially $125 million.

That’s not the same spotin whichThe Alto Knightsnow finds itself.

The film is a profitable release for the studio given its $10 million budget.

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WithThe Alto Knights, Warner Bros.’s rough stretch continues.

Formerly close allies, their friendship unravels due to jealousy and betrayal, igniting a violent power struggle.

A live-action adaptation of the classic fairy tale.

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A live-action adaptation of the classic fairy tale. The film follows Snow White as she escapes into the forest and seeks refuge with seven dwarfs to elude her jealous stepmother, the wicked Queen, who is threatened by Snow White’s surpassing beauty.

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