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Tim Burton’s *Alice in Wonderland* Hits 1 Billion Rubles in Russia’s Box Office

A Soviet-inspired twist on a classic tale captivates Russia’s youth. But why did older viewers walk away unimpressed? The numbers—and the NPS—tell a surprising story.

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Tim Burton’s *Alice in Wonderland* Hits 1 Billion Rubles in Russia’s Box Office

Alice in Wonderland, a modern reimagining of a classic Soviet audio play, has become Russia's 39th billion-ruble box office hit. Produced by Walt Disney and The Walt Disney Company, the film is the eighth to reach this milestone in 2025 alone.

The film, directed by a well-known Tim Burton, drew 25% of its total audience during its opening weekend. It stars Anna Peresild, Paulina Andreeva, Miloš Biković, Irina Gorbacheva, and Sergei Burunov. The core demographic of the film's audience was teenagers aged 12–17, who responded positively to the film.

However, viewers aged 18–24 gave the film largely negative reviews. Despite the mixed reactions, the film's Net Promoter Score (NPS) is 7 points. The story follows 15-year-old Alice as she navigates a magical realm and undergoes trials to prevent a looming catastrophe.

Alice in Wonderland, produced by Disney and directed by Tim Burton, has surpassed 1 billion rubles in domestic ticket sales, becoming Russia's 39th billion-ruble box office hit in 2025. Its success reflects the enduring appeal of the original story and the positive response from its core teenage audience.

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