Kevin Costner’s Western epic Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1 has been pulled from most of the U.S. theaters it was playing in, bringing to an end a rough box office ride for the actor-director.

Costner’s partially self-funded passion project opened in theaters on June 28 but hit the wall at the domestic box office with $11 million in its opening weekend. The film quickly pivoted to digital streaming via premium video on demand on July 16.

According to The Numbers, Horizon—which finished at No. 10 at the box office a week ago in 1,291 theaters—was pulled from most of the U.S. showhouses it was playing in heading into this weekend.

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Horizon only played in 182 theaters nationwide over the Friday-Sunday frame. As such, the film did not turn up in The Numbers’ list of the top 22 movies at the box office this weekend.

As of Thursday, July 25, Horizon earned $28.8 million at the domestic box office and $2.3 million in international ticket sales for a worldwide tally of $31.1 million.

What Is The Fate Of Costner’s ‘Horizon’ Saga?

While Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1 had a bumpy ride at the box office, the film series is at least guaranteed another chapter.

The big question, though, is when will Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 2 see the light of day?

Shortly after the PVOD date was announced, Kevin Costner’s production company and Horizon’s distributor—Warner Bros. subsidiary New Line Cinema—yanked the already completed second chapter from its release date of August 16.

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In a press release about the decision, the production company and New Line said they wanted to give viewers more of a chance to see Horizon 1 before Horizon 2 was released. A new theatrical release date for Horizon 2 has yet to be scheduled.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Costner spent $38 million of his own money on Horizon while two private investors financed the rest of the film.

THR said the film had a production budget of $100 million before prints and advertising costs, while The Numbers reported that the cost of the first film was $50 million. That could mean that Horizon 1 and Horizon 2 cost had combined production budget of $100 million.

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