The release of the second part of Kevin Costner’s “Horizon” movie has been postponed from its August date after an underwhelming performance of the first film.

Both films, centered on the exploration of the American West, have a combined production cost of $100 million. The first film, which premiered last month, earned only $11 million during its opening weekend and brought in less than $25 million worldwide.

Costner’s Territory Pictures and distribution partner New Line Cinema have since been in discussions and now decided to revisit their release plan. The intention is to “give audiences a greater opportunity to discover the first installment of ‘Horizon’ over the coming weeks,” according to a statement to The Hollywood Reporter.

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