‘It’s not a re-release…it’s a RE-RE-RE-release’: Fans Defend Don’t Worry Darling after James Cameron’s Avatar Re-release Earned More Than Olivia Wilde Movie

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13 years after its first debut, Avatar has returned to the top of the global box office. Avatar returned to theatres this weekend, with Olivia Wilde’s Don’t Worry Darling, in preparation for the upcoming sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water, adding $30.5 million to its lifetime box office total, with $10 million coming from North America and $20.5 million coming from other countries. A comparison of the box office earnings of Don’t Worry Darling‘s to a re-release of a James Cameron film says it all.

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A still from Avatar(2009)
A still from Avatar(2009)

Don’t worry Darling has had its issues that are unrelated to WB’s, but it did earn an amazing $3.1 million on its first day. However, the re-release of James Cameron’s groundbreaking CGI film Avatar has earned more than Olivia Wilde’s psychological thriller, which speaks volumes for WB.

The drama surrounding the film’s director, as well as its leading performers Harry Styles, Florence Pugh, and the now-fired Shia LaBeouf, has hampered the release of Olivia Wilde’s film.

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Don’t Worry Darling performed pretty bad compared to the Avatar re-release

Avatar is already the highest-grossing film of all time, so this will simply add to its already-record-breaking earnings. The picture debuted first in France, Italy, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Oman, Qatar, Romania, Slovenia, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and Ecuador, and third in the United States, with 1,860 theatres.

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Despite the excitement around Olivia Wilde’s new psychological thriller, which stars two of the most popular names of the time, Harry Styles and Florence Pugh, the remastered version of Avatar has grossed more than Wilde’s latest film.

Fans try to defend Olivia Wilde’s Don’t Worry Darling

Twitter has now picked up on the news of Don’t Worry Darling‘s embarrassing box office defeat to a re-release. However, Fans of Olivia Wilde from all around the globe started defending the film calling Avatar a “Cash grab” and “RE-RE-RE-release”.

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The cast of Don’t Worry Darling

Don’t Worry Darling is finally out, and while the controversy around its development and release has been ugly, the reviews for it have been even worse. The film presently has a 6.1/10 IMDb rating, a 48% Metacritic rating, and a 36% Rotten Tomatoes rating.

Olivia Wilde’s film has also been heavily attacked for being similar to works that have already presented, the story that the film is attempting to offer its audiences; reviews were harsh, with some describing it as repetitious and uninteresting.

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