It is of course not a great outcome for a Pixar movie, but considering the concerns over the spread of the Coronavirus, earnings have decreased overall, which made it enough for 1st place.

Oversees the movie was played in 47 additional countries, earning $6.8 million, which brings its overall income to $101.7 million in two weeks.

I Still Believe, Lionsgate’s drama based on a true story that inspired Christian singer Jeremy Camp to write his hit song by the same name, grossed $9.5 million on its first week and got to second place on the list. The movie focuses on the relationship of a young couple who go through hardships of dealing with cancer. It got a very positive reception, with 99% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Not far behind it came Bloodshot, the violent comic book adaptation starring Vin Diesel, Guy Pearce, Eiza Gonzalez, and Sam Heughan. It brought in $9.3 million domestically, getting 78% on Rotten Tomatoes.

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Onward premiers on March 6th and will include a character called Officer Specter, a policewoman who references her girlfriend in one of the scenes.

It should be noted that although it is not the first LGBTQ character that appears in a Disney film, it is the first to do so while openly identifying herself as part of the LGBTQ community. It also should be noted that she’s not a major character in the movie.

According to the movie’s producer Kori Rae, the inclusion of Officer Specter is a way to “open up the world a little bit” and to “represent the modern world.”

Speaking to Yahoo entertainment, Rae voiced his excitement over the performance of actor Lena Waithe, who voiced Officer Specter. Waithe is also openly gay. Rae said he would love to see “an Officer Specter spinoff.”

Dan Scanlon, the movie’s director, also voiced his excitement about the scene, saying it is important, because it’s representative of modern society.

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It is of course not a great outcome for a Pixar movie, but considering the concerns over the spread of the Coronavirus, earnings have decreased overall, which made it enough for 1st place.

Oversees the movie was played in 47 additional countries, earning $6.8 million, which brings its overall income to $101.7 million in two weeks.

I Still Believe, Lionsgate’s drama based on a true story that inspired Christian singer Jeremy Camp to write his hit song by the same name, grossed $9.5 million on its first week and got to second place on the list. The movie focuses on the relationship of a young couple who go through hardships of dealing with cancer. It got a very positive reception, with 99% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Not far behind it came Bloodshot, the violent comic book adaptation starring Vin Diesel, Guy Pearce, Eiza Gonzalez, and Sam Heughan. It brought in $9.3 million domestically, getting 78% on Rotten Tomatoes.

The post “Onward” Leads in Box Office With Only $10.5 Million on Second Weekend appeared first on TheDailyDay.

Onward premiers on March 6th and will include a character called Officer Specter, a policewoman who references her girlfriend in one of the scenes.

It should be noted that although it is not the first LGBTQ character that appears in a Disney film, it is the first to do so while openly identifying herself as part of the LGBTQ community. It also should be noted that she’s not a major character in the movie.

According to the movie’s producer Kori Rae, the inclusion of Officer Specter is a way to “open up the world a little bit” and to “represent the modern world.”

Speaking to Yahoo entertainment, Rae voiced his excitement over the performance of actor Lena Waithe, who voiced Officer Specter. Waithe is also openly gay. Rae said he would love to see “an Officer Specter spinoff.”

Dan Scanlon, the movie’s director, also voiced his excitement about the scene, saying it is important, because it’s representative of modern society.

The post “Onward” to Feature First Self-Identifying LGBTQ Character in Disney Animated Movie appeared first on TheDailyDay.