Solo: A Star Wars Story premiered in theaters over Memorial Day weekend and gave an underwhelming performance at the box office.

Disney has been riding high lately. With megahit franchises like Marvel and Star Wars under its belt, the company seemed to make box office smash after box office smash.

After the intense promotion of Solo: A Star Wars Story paired with the Star Wars name, it seemed like a no-brainer that the Han Solo prequel would be yet another Disney box office hit. However, after the film’s Memorial Day opening weekend, it seems Disney’s magical hold on the box office has been broken.

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The film fell well below projections over the long weekend, becoming the movie in the franchise with the lowest opening weekend since Star Wars was acquired by Disney. According to Variety, Solo made $103 million in North America and $148 million globally, a number far below projections.

Additionally, the movie itself has received mixed reviews from both fans and critics alike. As tends to be the case these days with the new Star Wars films, fans seemed to either love Solo or utterly hated it.

Of course, the entire story on Solo: A Star Wars Story isn’t all bleak. As Variety explains, the movie did earn Disney the best Memorial Day opening weekend since 2014 when X-Men: Days of Future Past premiered, though the best Memorial Day weekend opening of all time still belongs to 2007’s Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End.

So what does Solo’s box office performance mean to Disney and the Star Wars franchise? Only time will tell how, if at all, Disney will change course with its Star Wars plans after Solo.