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Spurned by many critics and consumers alike, Matthew VaughnÔÇÿs pricey spy-comedy *Argylle* is bombing at the North American box office in the biggest miss to date for AppleÔÇÖs theatrical ambitions.

The movie ÔÇö costing a reported $200 million to make before marketing ÔÇö grossed $5.6 million on Friday for an estimated opening of $16.5 million. The results arenÔÇÖt much better overseas, where *Argylle* is estimating a weekend opening of $16.9 million. Numbers will be updated Sunday morning.

Because Apple is first and foremost one of the worldÔÇÖs richest tech companies whose priority on the content side is streaming, its theatrical efforts are judged differently. If legacy Hollywood studios released a $200 million movie with results like these, they would be skewered.

Universal is distributing *Argylle* on behalf of Apple Original Films in exchange for a distribution fee.

*Argylle*, directed from a script by *Wonder Woman*’s Jason Fuchs, tells the tale of a best-selling spy novelist and cat-loving recluse whose tranquil life is upended when the plots of her books begin coming to life.

VaughnÔÇÖs reality-bending spy thriller doesnÔÇÖt lack star power. The cast includes Bryce Dallas Howard, Henry Cavill, Sam Rockwell, Bryan Cranston, John Cena, Ariana DeBose, Dua Lipa, Catherine OÔÇÖHara, Sofia Boutella, and Samuel L. Jackson. Alfie the cat is played by Chip, the real-life pet of supermodel Claudia Vaughn (n├®e Schiffer).

*Argylle* is AppleÔÇÖs third traditional theatrical release in recent months following Martin ScorseseÔÇÖs Oscar-nominated *Killers of The Flower Moon* and Ridley ScottÔÇÖs *Napoleon*. Both movies likewise cost $200 million or more to produce. Many in Hollywood believe itÔÇÖs a good thing to have Apple Original Films throw its hat into the ring since it means more movies on the big screen before they head for streaming on Apple TV+.

While it may be an awards darling, *Killers of the Flower Moon* ÔÇö which nabbed 10 Oscar nominations, the third most of any film behind *Oppenheimer* (13) and *Poor Things* (11) ÔÇö ScorseseÔÇÖs epic has only grossed $157.6 million at the global box office. *Napoleon* has fared somewhat better with $219.4 million to date (the latter film earned three Oscar noms).

The other new action at the domestic box office this weekend is a special nationwide release of the faith-based series *The Chosen: Season 4, Episode-1-3*. The producers of the hit streaming series wanted to make it available first in theaters. Episodes four, five, and six will play in cinemas later this month. Fathom Events is handling *The Chosen* theatrically in its widest release ever. This weekendÔÇÖs tally is an estimated $3.3 million.

Among holdovers, Warner Bros.ÔÇÖ musical *Wonka* is crossing the $200 million mark domestically, while ParamountÔÇÖs musical *Mean Girls* is crossing $100 million in a vote-of-confidence for the oft-maligned genre.

Grosses will be updated Sunday morning.

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