'Jungle Cruise' stars Emily Blunt, The Rock reveal secrets to their successful marriages

Refresh for latest…: In its global launch, Disney’s Jungle Cruise grossed $61.8M at worldwide turnstiles. That does not include the “over $30M” that came from Disney+ in the day-and-date streaming release (which leads to $91.8M as Anthony has reported). In pure theatrical terms, the Dwayne Johnson/Emily Blunt-starrer performed ahead of expectations domestically, and came in vastly lower at the international box office compared to pre-weekend estimates.

We gotta be be honest – we were not excited to see the new Jungle Cruise movie starring Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt. We probably wouldn’t have gone – if it not for our children. Took them ALL to see it! Was it as bad as we thought it would be? What did the little ones think? CLICK HERE to check out our take on the Disney tentpole!

Sunday AM Update: Refresh for chart and more analysis  Jungle Cruise starring Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt kept its ship together at the box office over the weekend, and actually saw an uptick in Friday-to-Saturday grosses (when you back out Thursday previews of $2.7M) of +15% which puts the adventure film at $34.2M, an opening that’s not far from Johnson’s pre-pandemic event film Rampage ($35.7M). All in, add $27.6M in overseas box office and $30M+ in Disney+ Premier global spend and Jungle

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter“Jungle Cruise” completed its first voyage with $34.2 million in theatrical ticket sales and another $30 million on Disney Plus, leading the competition in North America.The Disney film, starring Emily Blunt and Dwayne Johnson, debuted slightly ahead of expectations despite concerns the Delta variant would keep family crowds at home.

The adventure film starring Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt also opened in 27 markets this weekend, grossing $27.6 million to bring its global box office opening to $61.8 million. When Disney+ numbers are included, the total rises to just over $92 million.

another of its theme park rides and churned out a bland, quasi-pleasant, extremely derivative film based on it. Truth be told, it’s a wobbly base to begin with. The “Jungle Cruise” attraction at Disney World doesn’t have much of an arc to speak of; you hop aboard a boat and stare at old mechanical animals while a skipper makes wisecracks. Running time: 127 minutes.

 Dwayne Johnson cannot stop bragging about his Jungle Cruise co-star.Knowing how much The Rock works out, you might be surprised to hear him say that Emily Blunt is just as much of a beast in the gym as he is.“She kicks a**,” Johnson told E! News’ Daily Pop correspondent Victor Cruz on Thursday, July 29.

Regan’s ready for more. John Krasinski had no intention of doing a sequel for A Quiet Place, but now with the franchise’s continued success, a third movie is a no-brainer — and is already in the works.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticIn “Jungle Cruise,” a Disney adventure that demonstrates how basing a movie on a theme-park ride may now be a more natural occurence than adapting it from a novel, Emily Blunt plays Dr.

Disney’s “Jungle Cruise” has many sights that awe its adventurers—a cove of towering waterfalls that empties from below, a spindly mega tree that sprouts luminescent red flowers in the moonlight, a violent set of rapids ready to suck boats over the edge. On the other hand, viewers will only see numerous uncanny valleys, related to when a visual is recognizable but distractingly not real.

Emily Blunt and Dwayne Johnson are hitting the red carpet!

Emily Blunt is all smiles while greeting her fans outside of the Late Show with Stephen Colbert studio on Thursday (July 15) in New York City.

“Jungle Cruise” is a very special movie for Emily Blunt, offering a lot of firsts.

Actors Emily Blunt and Dwayne Johnson are serving major friendship goals! The  Jungle Cruise co-stars recently opened up on their amazing rapport with each other and tidbits on their onset activities during a recent interview. Blunt, 38,  also disclosed the origin of her funny nickname for the Johnson and it has a hilarious story.

is streaming now. A month and a half after premiering in theaters, Emily Blunt and John Krasinski's sequel thriller is now also available to stream on Paramount+.Earlier this year, ViacomCBS announced that its streaming service, Paramount+, would drop several high profile movies, including and, 30-45 days after their theatrical release.As for how to watch on streaming today, you just have to sign up for Paramount+.