The release of the Until Dawn movie has garnered attention, yet it performed below expectations, earning $18 million globally in its opening weekend. The anticipated success did not materialize, particularly when compared to A Minecraft Movie, which generated $22.7 million in the US alone. Notably, original game writers Larry Fessenden and Graham Reznick were not credited in the film, prompting Fessenden to express his surprise. Directed by David F. Sandberg, the film diverges significantly from the game by featuring a different storyline and a time loop mechanic.
The Until Dawn Movie, directed by David F. Sandberg and based on the video game, brought in $18 million globally, falling short of expectations.
Larry Fessenden, original writer for the game, expressed surprise at not being credited in the movie, highlighting a lack of courtesy in show business.
Despite its ties to the game, the Until Dawn Movie features new characters and a fresh storyline, diverging from the game's original narrative.
Unlike the video game, the movie introduces a time loop mechanic, which adds a new layer to the plot while retaining some character connections.
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