“The Great Ziegfeld” dazzles with extravagant musical numbers and grandiose production, but its bloated runtime and uneven pacing overshadow its charm, leaving it as more of a spectacle than a cohesive narrative.
★★★
Box Office Ticker:
#1 Disney’s Snow White – $52,614,583 ($52,614,583) · #2 Black Bag – $6,076,915 ($16,557,180) · #3 Captain America: Brave New World – $5,737,877 ($193,755,268) · #4 Mickey 17 – $5,343,787 ($41,665,341) · #5 Novocaine – $5,324,859 ($17,333,921) · #6 The Alto Knights – $4,400,740 ($4,400,740) · #7 The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie – $2,738,102 ($7,360,229) · #8 Dog Man – $2,270,060 ($96,400,605) · #9 The Monkey – $2,105,179 ($38,418,914) · #10 Paddington in Peru – $1,983,373 ($44,351,354)#1 Disney’s Snow White – $52,614,583 ($52,614,583) · #2 Black Bag – $6,076,915 ($16,557,180) · #3 Captain America: Brave New World – $5,737,877 ($193,755,268) · #4 Mickey 17 – $5,343,787 ($41,665,341) · #5 Novocaine – $5,324,859 ($17,333,921) · #6 The Alto Knights – $4,400,740 ($4,400,740) · #7 The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie – $2,738,102 ($7,360,229) · #8 Dog Man – $2,270,060 ($96,400,605) · #9 The Monkey – $2,105,179 ($38,418,914) · #10 Paddington in Peru – $1,983,373 ($44,351,354)
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