Last weekend, Disney's live-action version of the hit anime hit Waterloo at the box office, with an estimated global revenue of only $95 million. Considering the film's production cost of around $250 million, this is a bleak start. The film grossed $43 million when it premiered in the US. Although Disney claims that it was a “good start,” the results were almost on par with “Snow White”, which grossed poorly at the box office last year, and tied at the bottom of any live-action remake of Disney's classic animation. Although film critics lashed out at the film, data from market research firm CinemaScore showed that viewers on the night of the premiere gave it an average rating of A-.

Last weekend, Disney's live-action version of the hit anime hit Waterloo at the box office, with an estimated global revenue of only $95 million. Considering the film's production cost of around $250 million, this is a bleak start. The film grossed $43 million when it premiered in the US. Although Disney claims that it was a “good start,” the results were almost on par with “Snow White”, which grossed poorly at the box office last year, and tied at the bottom of any live-action remake of Disney's classic animation. Although film critics lashed out at the film, data from market research firm CinemaScore showed that viewers on the night of the premiere gave it an average rating of A-.