Gerard Butler’s ‘Geostorm’ Could Lose as Much as $100 Million

After a brutal domestic debut, this climate-change thriller likely won’t weather through

Nearly 20 months after it was initially scheduled for release, “Geostorm” finally arrived in theaters this weekend and quickly capsized at the box office.

Against a budget of $120 million, which included $15 million for extensive reshoots, the global warming cautionary tale has only made a reported $66.8 million worldwide, including $14.7 million domestically. So, how much money will “Geostorm” lose?

Starring Gerard Butler as an engineer trying to fix a satellite system designed to end climate change, the Warner Bros.-Skydance movie focuses on human-triggered global catastrophes.

The film is the second biggest flop for Warner Bros. this year, after “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword” failed to recoup its $175 million budget back in May.

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