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Apple 1. The Outpost 2. Trolls World Tour 3. Arkansas 4. Archive 5. Lucy 6. John Lewis: Good Trouble 7. Safe House 8. Relic 9. Dolittle 10. Knives Out Amazon 1. Trolls World Tour 2. The Greatest Showman 3. The King of Staten Island 4. Sonic the Hedgehog 5. Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle 6. The Gentlemen 7. John Wick 8. Bad Boys for Life 9. The Addams Family 10. Game Night

The world is still bricks. And because the world is still bricks, conventions have been canceled left and right. However, the beautiful people over at Comic-Con have found a loophole thanks to the beauty that is the Internet. Comic-Con @ Home will allow people to enjoy the con and learn about the exciting upcoming releases in the geek culture world. You don’t even need to wear pants while doing it! From TV to movies to even comic books, there’s still plenty here to get excited about. For Thursday, July 23, it’s all about Star Trek and X-Men. Discovery, Picard, and the upcoming Strange New Worlds are all getting the spotlight at 1 PM EST/10 AM PST. And at 5 PM/2 PM PST, there’s a panel dedicated to The New Mutants, a movie that is presumably a thing that exists. Amazon will also appear, with panels dedicated to The Boys, Upload, the upcoming Gillian Flynn series Utopia and the upcoming Simon Pegg/Nick Frost series Truth Seekers. Also included are animated series Solar Opposites and Close Enough, and HBO's His Dark Materials. Friday, July 24 has plenty from Cartoon Network and Adult Swim with Infinity Train, Adventure Time: Distant Lands, Robot Chicken, Final Space, and Primal. But the real selling point is The Walking Dead, with Fear the Walking Dead at 3 PM/noon, The Walking Dead proper at 4 PM/1 PM, and the upcoming series The Walking Dead: World Beyond at 5 PM/2 PM. Hulu will also appear with Marvel’s Helstrom and Crossing Swords, as well as animated shows Bob’s Burgers and Archer. Saturday is the domain for Fox animation, including The Simpsons, American Dad!, and Family Guy, as well as Nat Geo with Cosmos: Possible Worlds and the upcoming adaptation of The Right Stuff. Lovecraft Country and Agents of SHIELD will also appear. But this is where the films take over. The upcoming Phineas and Ferb movie, Searchlight’s Antlers, and Bill & Ted Face the Music are all set to appear. Sunday’s the low-key day. The 100 and Looney Tunes Cartoons are set to have panels, and fanboy favorite Nathan Fillion will have his own panel just to talk about his television career. A celebration of the 30th anniversary of the first TMNT movie will also be available. Definitely a mild year, though obviously understandable. But there’s still some fun to be had, and it’s nice we’re actually getting all of this in the first place. So let’s be happy and discuss what we want to discuss. Y’all know the rules here at this point. Fanboy wars are a huge no-no, no spoilers be nice, be respectful, don’t be a dick. We’re lucky to have Comic-Con this year in any form. Don’t be that guy and ruin it for everybody else. And that’s about it really. Have fun! Schedule Highlights (full list available here) (all times PST) Thursday July 23 Star Trek Universe - 10 AM PST Solar Opposites - 11 AM Amazon's Truth Seekers - 12 PM Cartoon Network Studios - 12 PM Marvel's 616 - 1 PM Amazon's Utopia - 1 PM His Dark Materials - 1 PM Upload - 2 PM The New Mutants - 2 PM Close Enough - 3 PM The Boys - 3 PM Friday July 24 HBO Max: Cartoon Network - 10 AM PST Adventure Time: Distant Lands - 11 AM Vikings - 11 AM Fear the Walking Dead - 12 PM Infinity Train - 12 PM The Walking Dead - 1 PM The Walking Dead: World Beyond - 2 PM Helstrom - 3 PM HBO Max: Adult Animation - 3 PM The Capture - 3 PM The Dragon Prince - 3 PM Bob's Burgers - 4 PM Crossing Swords - 4 PM Archer - 5 PM Saturday July 25 Cosmos: Possible Words - 10 AM PST The Simpsons - 11 AM Constantine 15th Anniversary - 12 PM Phineas and Ferb: Candace Against the Universe - 12 PM American Dad! - 1 PM Nat Geo's The Right Stuff - 1 PM Antlers - 1 PM Rooster Teeth - 1 PM Family Guy - 2 PM For All Mankind - 2 PM Bill & Ted - 3 PM Agents of SHIELD - 3 PM Brave New World - 3 PM The Order - 3 PM Lovecraft Country - 4 PM What We Do in the Shadows - 5 PM Sunday July 26 TMNT 30th Anniversary - 10 AM PST The 100 - 12 PM Looney Tunes Cartoons - 1 PM A Conversation with Nathan Fillion - 2 PM Use this to convert things to your timezone

You're too high.

Apple 1. The Outpost 2. Trolls World Tour 3. Arkansas 4. Archive 5. Lucy 6. John Lewis: Good Trouble 7. Relic 8. Safe House 9. Dolittle 10. Knives Out Amazon 1. Trolls World Tour 2. The Greatest Showman 3. The King of Staten Island 4. Sonic the Hedgehog 5. The Gentlemen 6. Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle 7. John Wick 8. Bad Boys for Life 9. The Addams Family 10. Game Night

There's a ladybug...that other bugs think is a girl...but he's a boy...and he's voiced by Denis Leary. Comedy gold mah boi!

I mean we both know A Bug's Life is the superior of the two 💅

because people liked it

Y'all know the SK box office climate better than me. This is a good opening, right?

Sorry, Zootopia already gave me my fix OwO

Apple 1. The Outpost 2. Trolls World Tour 3. Arkansas 4. Archive 5. Lucy 6. John Lewis: Good Trouble 7. Relic 8. Knives Out 9. Dolittle 10. Dr. Jones Amazon 1. Trolls World Tour 2. The Greatest Showman 3. The King of Staten Island 4. Sonic the Hedgehog 5. The Gentlemen 6. Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle 7. The Addams Family 8. John Wick 9. Game Night 10. Bad Boys for Life

You're a middle of the road Pixar film.

Apple 1. The Outpost 2. Trolls World Tour 3. Arkansas 4. Archive 5. Lucy 6. Knives Out 7. Relic 8. Dolittle 9. Dr. Jones 10. Force of Nature Amazon 1. Trolls World Tour 2. The Greatest Showman 3. The King of Staten Island 4. Sonic the Hedgehog 5. Jumanji: The Next Level 6. The Addams Family 7. The Gentlemen 8. Timothee Chalamet's Little Women 9. Game Night 10. Bad Boys for Life

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So yeah, the future of theatrical exhibition is very shaky right now. Even after a vaccine hits, it's probably going to take a while before we get back into the swing of things. For big numbers, even more so. So this begs the question: When are we hitting these milestones again? What year will we see a movie earn 100M on its opening weekend in the States? What year will we get a billion-dollar grosser? It's hard to really say as nobody knows what the future of movie theaters hold and how films will be exhibited into the future. But that's what makes it fun. Basically just fill the poll at the top, and sound off what you feel. If you want to mention a specific movie, even better.

Apple 1. The Outpost 2. Trolls World Tour 3. Arkansas 4. Archive 5. Knives Out 6. Relic 7. Lucy 8. Dolittle 9. Force of Nature 10. 1917 Amazon 1. The Greatest Showman 2. Trolls World Tour 3. The King of Staten Island 4. Sonic the Hedgehog 5. Jumanji: The Next Level 6. Timothee Chalamet's Little Women 7. The Addams Family 8. The Gentlemen 9. Interstellar 10. Game Night