 According to an analysis from Forbes contributor Rob Cain, Justice League is estimated to end its domestic theatrical run with approximately $235 million, while internationally it might cap off with approximately $400 million. That adds up to $635 million total, which would make it the lowest-grossing DCEU movie released thus far. Then when taking into account that Warner Bros will keep around 52% of the domestic gross and 38% of the foreign gross, Warner Bros would be taking in around $275 million. When all is said and done after considering other things like theatrical rentals with global home entertainment, TV and fees, WB's total revenue on Justice League adds up to around $545 million, but after subtracting costs for producing the movie, marketing and more, it results in a $55 million loss, give or take. That number varies when calculating other potential expenses, but regardless, it looks like Justice League will be a major financial loss for the studio. Even if the movie were to miraculously make a $50 million profit, it would still be one of the worst-performing superhero movies of the modern era.
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