Indiana Jones 5's $250 million box office haul signals growing frustration in how Disney and Lucasfilm handle their 3 most beloved franchises.
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny has made just under $250 million at the worldwide box office so far, and the disappointing haul has completed Lucasfilm’s franchise failure with Disney. The potentially last Indiana Jones film premiered to a lukewarm reception, and the adventure series marks the third franchise revived and let down by Disney and Lucasfilm’s collaboration.
Lucasfilm Has Revived Its 3 Franchises In Recent Years & Had Problems With All 3 Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny has grossed just shy of $250 million against a reported $295 million budget, yet the film would have to make at least twice its budget to break even. Indiana Jones’ disappointing box office signals a trend for other Lucasfilm properties and their reception over the past few years.
What Indiana Jones & The Dial Of Destiny's Box Office Means For Lucasfilm After seven years in production, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny was marketed as Harrison Ford’s final ride as the title character. That means its box office failure may not be as damaging to its future since Indiana Jones 6 happening was unlikely, but Lucasfilm would surely have had hopes for more from the series in some way . Instead, it's very difficult to see where the franchise goes from here.
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