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She's popular right now, maybe in 5 years she wont be. It's the same situation as Kevin Hart.

Anna Kendrick is the lead of pitch perfect.

Steinfeld is not any better.

I don't think some of these planned solo films are happening. I'm really skeptical of The Flash, Shazam and Cyborg.

I guess Miracles from Heaven and Risen took away some demand from God's not Dead 2. The budget was only 2m so it's still going to make money.

Is the Boss even tracking well? It seems too quiet on the marketing front. Could be one of Mccarthy's lowest openers to date.

Miles Teller is a good actor, he's sort of a douche but thats besides the point. I don't think he'll ever be a big star but he's going to continue getting good roles.

True. If Universal's monster universe gets off the ground, they will be in good shape atleast for the foreseeable future: Illumination Entertainment F&F Jurassic Park Bourne Fifty Shades Fox has a bit less to work with but Avatar and X-men should be strong. Independence Day is probably essential for them. Sony and Paramount are really hurting.

Aren't they the top contender to get Bond? That could take care of the "Spy" franchise.

Finding Dory IDR Pets Bourne ST3 Possible sleeper hits that no one sees coming: Me Before You- the trailer has gotten a great reaction from core fans and targets the female audience. There is no other film that caters to them this summer. The Shallows-there hasn't been a shark horror film in awhile; Blake Lively has a bit of a fanbase. Sausage Party-animated film thats rated-R so already a hook for adult audiences. The BFG- this could be an under the radar masterpiece from Speilberg.

Not me, i think its winning that weekend over Neighbors 2.

Dr. Strange and GOTG2 can win over audiences though. Dr.Strange specifically could pull in some people who have never watched a superhero film before because of the nature of the character.

The pre-release hype is not at JW or Avengers level excitement.

CW is not doing 200mOW, BVS is bound to have taken some demand away, plus it looks like Avengers 2.5. 180-185 is the highest i can see it going.

You're right. Easter 2017-Fast 8 Easter 2018-Ready Player One Easter 2019- Fast 9 Easter 2020-Nothing yet

MBFGW2 is doing well considering the circumstances. Universal made a good decision to release it on this weekend for the older crowd who arent interested in superheros.

Reviews won't affect opening weekend. I say it does well over 150m, breaking Hunger Games March record.

1) Dory: 430m 2) Zootopia: 315m 3) Moana: 280m 4) Pets: 230m 5) The Angry Birds: 165m 6) Sing: 160m 7) KFP 3: 140m 8) Ice Age 5: 125m 9) Storks: 120m 10) Sausage Party: 90m

BVS-175m Greek Wedding 2- 14m

It's funny you say that because he's getting paid the same as Charlize. (10m) she had to fight to get the same salary as him too even though there is no question tat she's the bigger draw.

Hmm... This probably does Age of Adeline numbers at best. 10m / 35m

The leads don't have a proven track record either. This is just one huge risk.

yeah, they've really only released low budget horror films but thats easy money. they have action (Hardcore Henry), sci-fi (The Space Between Us) and now comedy ( Bad Moms) on the slate this year, its going to be much harder to sell.

This is probably one of the least anticipated movies of the summer. The second trailer better be amazing.

I dont think Dsiney expected Zootopia to breakout like this. The marketing was not even that spectacular. Now the bar is raised for Finding Dory.