Overview

• Hurry Up Tomorrow opened to $3.3 million from 2,020 U.S. theaters, falling short of its $15 million budget and failing to crack the top five at the box office.
• Critics widely panned the film, which holds a 14–16% score on Rotten Tomatoes, citing a weak script and lack of originality, though Jenna Ortega's performance received some praise.
• The Weeknd, credited as Abel Tesfaye, co-wrote the movie with Trey Edward Shults and Reza Fahim, serving as a companion piece to his album of the same name and concluding his After Hours/Dawn FM trilogy.
• Despite the film’s failure, the $3.3 million debut pushed Tesfaye’s cumulative box office earnings past $50 million, largely due to his role in Uncut Gems.
• The film’s poor reception continues a challenging trend for Tesfaye’s acting career, following the critical and commercial disappointment of his HBO series The Idol.