"To the amazingly talented vocalists who competed on the show and blew my mind on a daily basis. Thank you to everyone who supported this long, strange, and amazing left turn into a place I never thought I’d go." That is shared experience that is singularly ours," Levine shared in a statement on Instagram. Levine announced he'd be leaving The Voice after Season 16. "Thank you to every single Coach I ever sat in those chairs with. "I'm really proud of you, man, and I love you," Levine told Shelton. Levine and Shelton have a Voice bromance for the ages, so it was delightful to see them together again Levine actually recently spoke at Shelton's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony his speech included some playful jabs, because duh, but was also packed with many heartwarming moments. “Morbius” made it to Netflix’s top 10 list when it debuted on the service in September.Adam Levine and Blake Shelton attend Blake Shelton's Star Ceremony on The Hollywood Walk Of Fame on in Hollywood, California. Despite not making a satisfactory profit, Sony thankfully has a multiyear deal with Netflix, so the movie was a success after all. Plus, the movie is making its streaming debut over the holiday season, which could strengthen its chances.Īnother superhero movie with an antihero, “ Morbius” was a box office flop and bombed an embarrassing two times in theaters, only earning $163 million worldwide and $74 million domestically with a budget of $75 million. There’s still hope for “Black Adam” to do well now that it’s streaming on HBO Max for its millions of subscribers. In a tweet, Johnson cited financiers, saying “Black Adam” would net between $52 million and $72 million.
However, Johnson disputed claims that “Black Adam” would lose between $50 million and $100 million.
”Īlso, “Black Adam” performed poorly at the box office, earning $400 million worldwide against a $195 million budget - which doesn’t include marketing and other costs related to promotion and distribution.
NPR’s Glen Weldon called Johnson’s performance “under-seasoned” and “ponderous.” IndieWire reporter David Ehrlich referred to “Black Adam” as a “lifeless spectacle” and called the characters “a cheap photocopy of one from Gotham or the. While the “Shazam!” spin-off was praised by some, many critics and fans were let down by the movie.
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