“Imagine what it’d have made with a Chinese release”: Dwayne Johnson Fans Call Black Adam a Sleeper Hit That Everyone Needlessly Trolled

"Imagine what it'd have made with a Chinese release": Dwayne Johnson Fans Call Black Adam a Sleeper Hit That Everyone Needlessly Trolled
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While Dwayne Johnson’s DC movie Black Adam collected $393M at the global box office over its $260M budget, it was still heavily criticized and trolled by fans on social media. However, following the release of DC’s The Flash, people gathered to support Johnson’s performance and labeled the movie as a sleeper hit. 

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Dwayne Johnson
Dwayne Johnson

Detailing how the movie performed in the wake of its $67M domestic box office collection and $140M worldwide revenue, fans eventually came in support of Dwayne Johnson’s Black Adam. Highlighting the actor’s willingness to impress his fans by including their advice in his movie, fans praise Johnson for his ultimate performance in his DC movie. 

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Dwayne Johnson’s Black Adam Failed Miserably 

It is undeniable that superhero movies are lately failing to impress the audience with their obvious exhibit. Suffering majorly at the box office, DC and Marvel Studios are both facing crisis, irrespective of their desperate attempts. Prior to the release of DC’s The Flash a handful of superhero movies from the infamous Studios failed to make an impression at the box office. 

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Black Adam (2022)

Dwayne Johnson’s Black Adam is the most recent example of DC’s major failure prior to its ultimatum The Flash. Although Johnson praised his fans and included their advice in his movie, Black Adam failed to make a striking collection and instead opened at the domestic box office with $67M. Despite high hopes, the actor’s movie could only achieve a 38% RT rating, and earn $393M over its $260M budget. 

Dwayne Johnson in Black Adam
Johnson in Black Adam

Although Dwayne Johnson‘s Black Adam got “the highest audience score for a DC theatrical film” since Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy, it was still trolled by many, on social media. Despite engaging in a creative process, by keeping the viewers in mind and understanding what they might like to see, Johnson failed to impress a major audience base. Thus, the movie suffered a huge loss at the box office and witnessed massive trolling. 

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Also read: “It’s the most important movie of my career”: Dwayne Johnson Called Black Adam His “One Shot” To Conquer $33B Superhero Industry

Fans Support Black Adam Despite Trolling 

In the wake of DC’s unsuccessful dive into the multiverse, with Ezra Miller‘s The Flash, fans have started looking for the good in their previous productions. Considering Miller’s recent disaster as a milestone for DC’s further failures, fans have gathered on Twitter to praise Dwayne Johnson’s, Black Adam

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Fans praise Johnson’s, Black Adam

Appreciating the origin story of a new character introduced in the DCEU, netizens tried giving the movie a bit more recognition than they did, previously. Reflecting upon the movie’s $393M box office collection, Twitterattis labels Dwayne Johnson’s Black Adam a sleeper hit, that people trolled unnecessarily. 

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Suddenly labeling Dwayne Johnson’s DCEU movie a good box office collection, fans come in to support Black Adam, in the wake of The Flash‘s box office misery. 

Watch Black Adam on Amazon Prime Video. 

Read more: ‘The Flash’ to Suffer Crushing Defeat to Marvel’s ‘Eternals’ and ‘Black Widow’: Even Michael Keaton and George Clooney Could Not Save Ezra Miller’s DCU Future

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