Top 10 of 2018 predictions: From JAN 1st 2018 to DEC 31st 2018

[UNDERDOG]

13 minutes ago, YourMother said:

Animated Spider-Man pushed up to 12/14/18 against Mortal Engines.

 

Don't fuck with Aquamomoa.

[Jakeangel95]

Ill just do my Predictions of the Top 10 of 2018 Worldwide 

 

1. Avengers: Infinity War - $1.8 Billion 

2. The Incredibles 2 - $1.5 Billion

3. Jurassic World - $1.4 Billion

4. Mulan - $1.3 Billion

5. Han Solo - $1.1 Billion

6. Deadpool 2 - $1 Billion

7. Fantastic Beast and Where to FInd Them 2 - $950 Million

8. Black Panther - $900 Million

9. Bumble Bee - $850 Million

10. Ant-Man and the Wasp - $750 Million 

[UNDERDOG]

7 minutes ago, Jakeangel95 said:

Ill just do my Predictions of the Top 10 of 2018 Worldwide 

 

1. Avengers: Infinity War - $1.8 Billion 

2. The Incredibles 2 - $1.5 Billion

3. Jurassic World - $1.4 Billion

4. Mulan - $1.3 Billion

5. Han Solo - $1.1 Billion

6. Deadpool 2 - $1 Billion

7. Fantastic Beast and Where to FInd Them 2 - $950 Million

8. Black Panther - $900 Million

9. Bumble Bee - $850 Million

10. Ant-Man and the Wasp - $750 Million 

 

Given deadpool 2's release date, there's no way it could reach 900 million, let alone 1 billion. 

[fabiopazzo2]

Infinity war 1.8? - 500M 

Edited May 1, 2017 by fabiopazzo2

[Hades]

More hilarious MCU movie predictions, I see. 

[fabiopazzo2]

5 minutes ago, Hades said:

More hilarious MCU movie predictions, I see. 

And Incredibles 2? And Deadpool 2?

[commonsense88]

I don't even know why you guys are even trying to predict this early, release schedule going to change so much between now and December.

[DAJK]

17 minutes ago, commonsense88 said:

I don't even know why you guys are even trying to predict this early, release schedule going to change so much between now and December.

Meh, we talk so much already about the current movies and 2017 released that it just gets boring and we gotta go ahead and look at some of the future releases

[DAJK]

That ring said, here's some domestic/worldwide predictions for next year given current release dates

 

Insidious 4 - 40/90

Sherlock Gnomes - 50/120

Fifty Shades 3 - 100/310

Maze Runner 3 - 70/300

Black Panther - 220/700

Pacific Rim 2 - 75/400

Wrinkle in Time - 80/200

Tomb Raider - 60/250

Robin Hood - 80/220

Ready Player One - 210/590

New Mutants - 150/430

Infinity War - 450/1.3B

Han Solo - 480/1B

Deadpool - 340/880

Oceans 8 - 120/300

Transformers 6 - 130/800

Jurassic World 2 - 475/1.2B

Incredibles 2 - 500/1.1B

Ant-Man - 165/550

Hotel 3 - 135/389

Mission Impossible - 150/600

Predator - 100/200

Meg - 80/300

Equizer 2 - 75/150

Goosebumps 2 - 60/150

Scooby Doo - 170/320

Venom - 160/500

Jungle Book - 120/400

Dark Phoenix - 170/500

Mulan - 280/800

Grinch - 300/500

Fantastic Beasts - 220/830

Wreck it Ralph - 200/600

Animated Spider Man - 130/450

Aquaman - 250/600

Marry Poppins - 260/500

[YM!]

WW top 10 of 2018:

1.) Jurassic World 2: $1.4B

2.) Infinity War: $1.3B

3.) Incredibles 2: $1.05B

4.) Mulan: $950M

5.) Dead2ool: $900M

6.) Han Solo: $870M

7.) Beasts 2: $850M

8.) Grinch: $750M

9.) Aquaman/Black Panther: $700M

10.) Mission Impossible 5: $650M

[fabiopazzo2]

6 minutes ago, YourMother said:

WW top 10 of 2018:

1.) Jurassic World 2: $1.4B

2.) Infinity War: $1.3B

3.) Incredibles 2: $1.05B

4.) Mulan: $950M

5.) Dead2ool: $900M

6.) Han Solo: $870M

7.) Beasts 2: $850M

8.) Grinch: $750M

9.) Aquaman/Black Panther: $700M

10.) Mission Impossible 5: $650M

Seems right preview

[MCKillswitch123]

1 hour ago, YourMother said:

WW top 10 of 2018:

1.) Jurassic World 2: $1.4B

2.) Infinity War: $1.3B

3.) Incredibles 2: $1.05B

4.) Mulan: $950M

5.) Dead2ool: $900M

6.) Han Solo: $870M

7.) Beasts 2: $850M

8.) Grinch: $750M

9.) Aquaman/Black Panther: $700M

10.) Mission Impossible 5: $650M

 

I think that, if they can convince China, Dead2ool can reach 1B WW. I know it's a far shot, but considering the original made 780M without China, and it was very successful all over Asia, it could do it.

[Hades]

Mulan was not such a big deal like BATB or Lion King. It wont have the ground breaking visuals of Jungle Book or Star power of Angelina Jolie. 500 mill worldwide is more likely Imo. 

[Jonwo]

9 hours ago, DAJK said:

Ready Player One - 210/590

 

That'd be Spielberg's biggest WW grosser since Tintin and KOTS. I wouldn't be surprised if it cracks $600m WW

[Barnack]

20 minutes ago, Jonwo said:

 

That'd be Spielberg's biggest WW grosser since Tintin and KOTS. I wouldn't be surprised if it cracks $600m WW

 

The dystopian young adult book adaptation genre went down a little bit, I imagine Stranger Things success bold well for it thought, but maybe it would have stole a bit of is thunder 80s nostalgia wise with at least 2 season released before RPO.

Edited May 2, 2017 by Barnack

[Jonwo]

13 minutes ago, Barnack said:

 

The dystopian young adult book adaptation genre went down a little bit, I imagine Stranger Things success bold well for it thought, but maybe it would have stole a bit of is thunder 80s nostalgia wise.

 

I think we need see a trailer first, there's been very little BTS because most of it is mocap. I think WB could easily sell it on the visuals alone.

[AniNate]

Assuming release dates stay where they are the early part of next year looks like it could be pretty fun. Really curious about all the big three films.

[Barnack]

4 minutes ago, Jonwo said:

 

I think we need see a trailer first, there's been very little BTS because most of it is mocap. I think WB could easily sell it on the visuals alone.

 

If there is a studio that can sell a trailer, it is WB. Is there is name to make people don't mind the YA genre and still go it is Spielberg and he is a bit of a good meta choice director to do a movie that have a lot of pop-culture nostalgia in it, being a big part of it himself.

 

But it is still an hard sales, imo, and not only execution need to be good, recent excellent Spielberg didn't do that well, marketing need to be great.

[YM!]

Just now, tribefan695 said:

Assuming release dates stay where they are the early part of next year looks like it could be pretty fun. Really curious about all the big three films.

The big three will be Infinity War, JW2, and Incredibles 2. However I'm expecting and seeing a lot of break outs.

[UNDERDOG]

WB are goddamn experts when it comes to marketing the hell out of a film.

 

Just look at the most recent examples, like Suicide Squad, and Kong: Skull Island.

 

Ready Player One is in good hands.