Karate Kid: Legends has passed a significant milestone at the box office less than one week after its release. Legends is the first film in the franchise since 2010's The Karate Kid.

It's probably not a great sign when a franchise movie grosses less than a third at the box office than its predecessor, but that's unfortunately the fate that has befallen Sony's Karate Kid: Legends.

The pic’s first week is 15% behind that the $255M for Inside Out 2, which ended its run at $652.9M, and it’s 9% behind Moana 2 ‘s first seven days of $239.3M (final $460.4M).

As expected, Disney’s “Lilo & Stitch” will easily hold on to No. 1 to close out May at the box office, earning an industry estimated $61.5 million in its second weekend.

Karate Kid: Legends has yet to announce its digital release date. However, based on past trends, we can speculate that the film will debut on PVOD in July or August.

Karate Kid: Legends enters a crowded summer box office after a $330 million Memorial Day weekend. The review embargo has lifted, but no Rotten Tomatoes scores had appeared at press time.