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2017 is scheduled to be a competitive year at the box office between superhero films. So vote for which film you believe will be the highest domestic grossing superhero movie at the box office. Voting closes on March 2, 2017, when Logan is released.
I have made the votes public so that we know who votes for which film. That way no one can vote after all the superhero movies are released and the winner is clear (and yes, that did happen with a lot of voters in 2014).
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I think that GOTG 2 wins the superhero war next year. This will be Disney/Marvel's most vulnerable year in the superhero showdown this decade. Since Disney bought Marvel at the end of 2009, Disney/Marvel has won the superhero showdown every year. However, facing Wonder Woman and Justice League will be no picnic. If Disney/Marvel wins the superhero showdown in 2017, then I think they will win every year this decade because 2018 and 2019 are both looking strong. That is quite the level of dominance.
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3 minutes ago, WrathOfHan said:
We were discussing this in the CCT yesterday but season 2 of Daredevil is traaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaash.
I am really surprised that you think that. It was the best depiction of the Punisher that I have seen on the big or small screen. And Vincent D'onofrio's KingPin continued to be absolutely brilliant.
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8 hours ago, Napoleon said:
I want to watch this and Jessica Jones but first I have to finish first season of Daredevil but that show is awful, don't know if I can
Season 1 or Season 2? Because I really liked season 1, but I can see where someone may not like it. However, season 2 was just spectacular.
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4 hours ago, Emerald kikyou said:
Marvel really fear using females as leads. It took them 9 years to decide to make a movie about a female superhero. I always wanted a black widow movie , but I guess it's too late now.
I guess you missed it when Catwoman and Elektra both tanked at the box office. No one really wanted to invest in female superhero movies after that. And if Wonder Woman and Captain Marvel tank, studios will once again not want to invest in female superhero films.
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My Vote:
1. Peter Pan
2. 101 Dalmatians
3. Pinocchio
4. Aladdin
5. Robin Hood (Disney)
6. The Nightmare Before Christmas
7. Tangled
8. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
9. Dumbo
10. Fun and Fancy Free
11. Beauty and the Beast
12. Ducktales The Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp
13. Cinderella
14. Lady and the Tramp
15. Sleeping Beauty
16. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
17. The Princess and the Frog
18. Wreck-It Ralph
19. The Fox and the Hound
20. Bambi
21. The Lion King
22. The Little Mermaid
23. Frozen
24. Toy Story
25. Monsters Inc.
26. Toy Story 3
27. The Jungle Book
28. Finding Nemo
29. Fantasia
30. The Incredibles
31. Toy Story 2
32. Monsters University
33. Up
34. Zootopia
35. Wall-E
36. Ratatouille
37. Brave
38. Alice in Wonderland
39. The Sword in the Stone
40. The Great Mouse Detective
41. The Rescuers
42. Winnie the Pooh (2011)
43. Cars
44. The Rescuers Down Under
45. Big Hero 6
46. Inside Out
47. Finding Dory
48. The Tigger Movie
49. Piglet’s Big Movie
50. Pooh’s Heffalump Movie
51. Frankenweenie
52. A Goofy Movie
53. Lilo and Stitch
54. Mulan
55. Pocahontas
56. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
57. Make Mine Music
58. Shrek Forever After
59. An American Tale: Fievel Goes West
60. The Simpsons Movie
61. Jetsons: The Movie
62. Transformers: The Movie
63. The Land Before Time
64. South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut
65. An American Tale
66. Tarzan
67. Oliver and Company
68. A Bug’s Life
69. The Aristocats
70. The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad
71. Planes
72. The Three Caballeros
73. Saludos Amigos
74. Cars 2
75. Fantasia 2000
76. Hercules
77. The Emperor’s New Groove
78. Planes: Fire and Rescue
79. The Good Dinosaur
80. Bolt
81. Chicken Little
82. Treasure Planet
83. Atlantis: The Lost Empire
84. Dinosaur
85. Meet the Robinsons
86. The Black Cauldron
87. Brother Bear
88. Home on the Range
89. Strange Magic
90. Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
91. The Peanuts Movie
92. Bebe’s Kids
93. Beavis and Butthead Do America
94. Team America: World Police
95. Hotel Transylvania
96. The Polar Express
97. Hotel Transylvania 2
98. Mr. Peabody and Sherman
99. Shrek
100. Shrek 2
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3 hours ago, The Futurist said:
Studios have never done better movies than today.
Your whole point is moot and seeded in your very peculiar tastes.
I agree. I don't get the argument that this summer has been rough. In fact, I have heard the same argument after every summer for the past 3 summers. This summer has given us 3 massive blockbusters that all rank among the top 200 domestic grossing films of all-time (adjusted) in Captain America: Civil War, Finding Dory and The Secret Life of Pets. This summer has been quite successful.
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The list has been updated to reflect the addition of The Secret Life of Pets.
Up has been removed from the list.
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32 minutes ago, Kathemy said:
I hope you are right. I don't want to wait another 7 years for a new Trek movie. Also with CBS's bizarre pay-service for Star Trek I can see that show bombing hard, and I don't want that to happen either.
They are making a new Star Trek TV show, so it is possible that the next Star Trek movie will be later rather than sooner (not that they both can't occur simultaneously). However, I am sure that there will be another Star Trek movie. There are a lot of Trekkies, so Star Trek has an excellent built-in fanbase.
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5 minutes ago, Water Bottle said:
Actually now that I think about it if the DCEU decided to silently switch Jared Leto and Jesse Eisenberg roles, I wouldn't mind.
I haven't seen Suicide Squad yet, but Eisenberg played a pretty good Joker in BvS.
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The list has been updated to reflect the addition of Finding Dory.
Batman Returns has been removed from the list.
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I am sorry I missed this. Work really got in the way this time. I didn't even see it until now. I hope it was a good voter turn out though.
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The list has been updated to reflect the addition of The Jungle Book (2016).
Signs has been removed from the list.
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22 minutes ago, MCKillswitch123 said:
- X-Men: Apocalypse will do less than half of Deadpool DOM.
- Alice Through The Looking Glass will probably do less than Tomorrowland, finishing nearly 250M below the original Alice.
- Batman V Superman and Civil War will both do less than Iron Man 3.
- Kung Fu Panda 3, despite the massive China market growth, will make less money than either one of the others.
- Zootopia will top a billion dollars (and The Jungle Book will get there too).
Said no one ever before this year. Pure batshit insanity.
I have to disagree about the Civil War under IM3 bullet point. Before the year began, most people never thought that Civil War would gross over $400M. There was a huge debate as to whether Civil War would gross over $300M. The general consensus for Civil War didn't change until around the middle of April.
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The list has been updated to reflect the addition of Zootopia.
Superman II has been removed from the list.
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The list has been updated to reflect the addition of Captain America: Civil War.
The Twilight Saga: New Moon has been removed from the list.
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This is a really interesting list and you did a good job assembling the data. I think you are a little confused about what Marvel Phase 2 is though. The Avengers is a Marvel phase 1 movie.
The Marvel Phase 1 movies are all the movies leading up to the Avengers, with the Avengers being the last phase 1 film. Phase 2 is all the movies from Iron Man 3 to Ant-Man. Phase 3 is Captain America: Civil to Infinity War 2. I think you're better off calling the Disney/Marvel films "MCU films" instead of Phase 2 because you're synopsis is clearly talking about the MCU and not limiting itself to only the Marvel phase 2 films.
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Keep those Civil War meltdowns coming. This is higly entertaining.
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8 minutes ago, SteveJaros said:
I am definitely on Team Disney/Marvel moreso than Team DC (though I do see all the DC movies, too), but I have no problem with BvS/DC fans crowing a bit about CACW's failure to be another "Avengers", hell even another "Ultron". You guys took TONS of grief around here - unfairly, IMO - over BvS failing to be another Dark Knight, so you deserve some payback.
Just goes to show how fickle this business is: I've been tracking box office since 1982, and yet I still get surprised. If three months ago someone had told me BvS would get beaten DOM and WW by Zootopia and that CACW would struggle to pass Deadpool DOM, I'd have asked them if they'd checked their meds recently.
In all fairness, BvS won't even be another Batman Forever when you adjust for inflation.
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55 minutes ago, Daniel Dylan Davis said:
Nolan was technically only an executive producer on BVS. He actually barely had anything to do with the production of the film. Plus to me, there are a few more cringe worthy moments in BVS then Talia's death scenes (Martha being one of them), which is only three seconds, and didn't even necessarily even bug me in the first place.
Also I'm not some huge Nolan fanboy either. I'm a fan of his work, but he's hardly my favorite director ever.
I really didn't mind the Talia death scene at all. However, BvS just had so much wrong. Lex Luthor acting more like the Joker than Lex Luthor is one. The whole Martha thing is another. BvS was just a bad movie.
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37 minutes ago, a2knet said:
Piracy will reduce if theaters don't rip off people with over-priced food and drinks. That's stealing.
Number one, that is not true. Piracy is about making money off of someone elses work. It will not reduce because the price of food is cheaper .
More importantly, theaters lose money on showing movies, even at the high prices they charge. The only reason they are profitable is because of the over priced food. Theaters would rather lower ticket prices than reduce the price of food. The movie studio gets part of the ticket price but the food is all profit.
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2 hours ago, Jessie said:
I just think Piracy of blockbusters is far down the list of worries on this planet.
Films are earning more than ever box office wise so it's not that bad and releasing films worldwide at once rather than letting USA have it first is a major plus, why should America get everything first?
Films arent earning more box office wise. The major blockbusters are but the average film is not. Which is why there is this shift to almost only making blockbusters or very small budgeted films.
Most people do not want to leave their homes but then they can wait for the dvd or for it to come to cable. By pirating the movie, people are essentially stealing from others to make profits for thesemselves. It is wrong and it really hurts movie theaters who lose customers.
The movie companies are American corporations so it makes sense that their movies would open domestically before they do internationally or at the same time. But because of piracy, they open internationally first, which again hurts the rest of us. People who pirate movies should get a real job and stop leeching off of the hard work of others.
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Piracy, besides being illegal, ruins things for everyone else. It contributes to the declining box office receipts, which is one of the reasons that Hollywood doesn't make many mid-budget films anymore. It's also the main reason that movies don't always open domestically before they open internationally. I am not a fan of piracy.
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My Vote:
1. Casablanca
2. Back to The Future Part II
3. Forrest Gump
4. The Usual Suspects
5. Return of the Jedi
6. Back to the Future
7. It’s a Wonderful Life
8. L.A. Confidential
9. West Side Story
10. My Cousin Vinnie
11. Back to the Future Part III
12. Gone with the Wind
13. Memento
14. Goodfellas
15. Unforgiven
16. Terminator 2: Judgment Day
17. The Avengers
18. Dumb and Dumber
19. Goldfinger
20. Apollo 13
21. 12 Angry Men
22. Ace Ventura Pet Detective
23. The Truman Show
24. Quiz Show
25. Full Metal Jacket
26. Star Wars
27. The Godfather
28. Primal Fear
29. Fight Club
30. Captain America: Civil War
31. Demolition Man
32. American Beauty
33. The Shawshank Redemption
34. Saving Private Ryan
35. Men in Black
36. Billy Madison
37. Old School
38. Anchor Man
39. Maverick
40. The Wizard of Oz
41. Kindergarten Cop
42. The Karate Kid
43. Catch Me if You Can
44. Avengers: Age of Ultron
45. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
46. The Dark Knight
47. Captain America: the First Avenger
48. Iron Man 2
49. Davey Crockett King of the Wild Frontier (theatrical release)
50. Minority Report
51. Anger Management
52. Disclosure
53. Almost Famous
54. Men in Black II
55. Frequency
56. Black Hawk Down
57. Casino
58. Training Day
59. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
60. Judge Dredd
61. A League of their Own
62. Mr. Brooks
63. Top Gun
64. Gladiator
65. This Boy’s Life
66. Dr. No
67. The Empire Strikes Back
68. Rocky III
69. The Rock
70. The Departed
71. Iron Man
72. Superman II
73. Tommy Boy
74. The Spy Who Loved Me
75. The Terminator
76. Rocky IV
77. Die Hard
78. Euro Trip
79. Raiders of the Lost Ark
80. The Godfather II
81. Ghostbusters
82. March of the Wooden Soldiers
83. Scrooged
84. Space Balls
85. Pride of the Yankees
86. Rambo: First Blood Part II
87. The Last Action Hero
88. The Family Man
89. Miracle on 34th Street
90. Rounders
91. Fracture
92. The Game
93. Robocop
94. Rocky II
95. The Recruit
96. The Rainmaker
97. The Butterfly Effect
98. Jack Reacher
99. Meet Me in St. Louis
100. Red Corner
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Highest grossing 2017 Superhero Film -Voting ends March 2, 2017
in Box Office Discussion
Posted · Edited by Walt Disney
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