Did Alita make enough for a sequel? [closed]

Its budget according to google said it was 200 million. Worldwide in the box office it made over 400 million but I keep finding articles that say it may break even or even be a loss? How is that possible when it doubled its budget? Is it taxes not figured in? Was it a success? I loved the film. I dont want to see it be a golden compass and end without a sequel.

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The production budget for the film was about $200 million, but that only covers the costs of actually making the movie. That does not include other costs related to the movie, such as advertising budgets and interest paid to whoever funded the film.

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Did Alita make enough for a sequel?

Honest!) and grossed $405 million at the global box office against a budget in the range of $150-200 million. That's enough to, in theory, make it profitable but not enough to get an automatic green-light for the sequel.

Is there going to be a part 2 of Alita Battle Angel?

Alita: Battle Angel 2 has had huge fan support since the first film debuted way back in 2019. While a sequel is no closer to actually happening, director Robert Rodriguez hasn't forgotten about it. In December 2021, he said: "Jim [Cameron] and I talked about it recently and we're still very interested.

Did Alita Battle Angel lose money?

Alita: Battle Angel grossed $85.8 million in the United States and Canada, and $319.1 million in other countries, for a worldwide total of $405 million, against a production budget of $170 million. It is Robert Rodriguez's highest-grossing film.

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