The live-action remake of Moana topped Disney+’s global rankings after its streaming debut, according to FlixPatrol. The top spot gives the film renewed visibility after a theatrical run that fell short of expectations for a production of its scale.Directed by Thomas Kail and starring Dwayne Johnson, Moana earned about US$ 325 million worldwide. Its production budget was estimated at US$ 250 million. Its box office returns fell short of those for the original animated film, released in 2016, and Moana 2. Box office returns and budget alone, however, do not establish the film’s final financial outcome, which also depends on costs and revenue that have not been disclosed.Critical reception was another hurdle. The remake has a 33% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes, although its audience score on the platform is more favorable. That gap helps explain why the film’s arrival on Disney+ could renew discussion of it without erasing its theatrical performance.Moana was Disney’s second big-budget release to fall short of expectations this year. Before it, The Mandalorian and Grogu earned less than US$ 350 million worldwide against an estimated production budget of US$ 160 million. The Star Wars spin-off also debuted on Disney+ a few weeks before the remake.For now, the clear measure of Moana’s new life on streaming is its position atop the service’s global rankings. There is no word yet on how long it will remain in first place.With information from Collider.
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