The success of a film is best judged by its opening weekend takings at the box office, meaning Emma Watson's latest project might leave her feeling a bit dispirited...
Let's do a comparison: The last installment in the Harry Potter franchise, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II - in which Emma continued her role as Hermoine Granger - took (a record-breaking) £327,000,000 in it's opening weekend.
Emma's new film, The Colony, took a total of £47. That's less than a round of drinks with your mates.
To be fair, the film, in which Emma stars as a woman trying to rescue her husband from a cult in Chile, was released in only five cinemas across the UK.
In addition, the film's distributer Signature Entertainment insisted that the box office takings were not a good indication as the film had been intended to be streamed online.
The poor takings are reminiscent of Uma Thurman's Motherhood (2009) which took $88 and Morgan Freeman's Momentum (2015) which made only £46.
You win some you lose some, Emma.
