The singer/actress stars in the coming-of-age film alongside Demi Moore as her onscreen mum, but the movie, which is based on a popular French release of the same name, was only shown in 105 theatres in just eight states – excluding New York.
The Lionsgate-produced LOL failed to attract fans and the studio didn’t even release official box office figures for the picture, although it is estimated to have only made a total of $46,500, according to MovieCityNews.com.
But Cyrus insists she isn’t paying attention to the disappointing takings.
In a post on Twitter.com, she writes, “Thank u (sic) so much for everyone who went to see LOL. It is a film I loved making and I am proud of…. That’s really all that matters to me.”
LOL opened on the same day that highly-anticipated superhero blockbuster The Avengers hit U.S. cinemas – scoring box office gold with a massive $207.1 million (£129.44 million) from its first three days on release.
