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I think it’s a matter of demographics too. I feel like family movies and tentpoles like CBMs would most certainly take the brunt at first.

Honestly it’s been the most interesting run to track during the pandemic IMO.

EEAAO has definitely been the most impressive run this year.

You’re an Owl House fan too eh. Good show. TBH I think Disney should’ve made it a plus original if they were concerned about audience BS card. Felt it would help draw a stronger conversation to it, and they’d have a non Marvel/SW original that’d be popular.

Everything Everywhere best movie this year. RRR is on Netflix? I’ll give it a watch.

@Shawn and the BOP team really said go big or go home with the Lightyear prediction. $90m-$120m OW/$300m-$415m

Tbf WAG has gone downhill since the creative brain trust left of Lord/Miller, Stoller and the Eat Pray Love directors.

Blade’s grosses depends on whether or not it’s a glorified team up.

It’s cringe but in that scenario either the worst Spider-Man dies or Tony Stark, it’s a win either way.

I thought it’d fall anyways and close proximity to Aquaman.

January Kraven - $35m/$80m Megan - $17m/$45m Dementer - $14m/$35m Harold - $25m/$90m February Cabin - $22m/$70m Me - $13m/$40m Quantumania - $105m/$125m/$320m Cocaine - $17m/$60m March Dungeons - $70m/$225m Mansion - $45m/$160m Aquaman - $135m/$360m Wick - $40m/$125m Scream - $50m/$120n April Mario - $105m/$340m Lion - $20m/$70m Reinfeld - $30m/$85m 65 - $12m/$30m Last Train - $25m/$65m May GOTGV3 - $205m/$620m Fast X - $80m/$185m TLM - $125m/$165m/$435m June SpiderVerse - $60m/$185m Beasts - $35m/$90m Strays - $30m/$100m Elemental - $65m/$235m Flash - $135m/$320m Indy 5 - $140m five day/$340m Migration - $75m five day/$220m July Web - $30m/$60m MI7 - $95m/$280m Oppenheimer - $30m/$130m Barbie - $30m/$115m Marvels - $170m/$405m August TMNT - $25m/$90m Meg 2 - $30m/$90m Blue Beetle - $95m/$345m September 3qualizer - $40m/$100m Quiet Place - $50m/$140m October Exorcist - $65m/$160m Paw 2 - $17m/$60m 2une - $75m/$225m November Blade - $90m/$260m If - $45m/$185m Songbirds - $55m/$170m Trolls - $35m/$150m (either this or IF should open against Blade as counterprogramming) Foster - $65m five day/$180m December Wonka - $50m/$200m Purple - $25m/$115m Star Trek - $25m/$115m Tiger - $20m/$105m Top 10 Guardians - $620m/$1.65b TLM - $435m/$1.25b Aquaman - $360m/$1.25b Marvels - $405m/$1.05B Indy 5 - $340m/$900m The Flash - $320m/$880m MI7 - $280m/$835m Quantumania - $325m/$800m 2une - $225m/$775m Fast X - $180m/$750m

I should be studying for my organic chemistry final but I’m on a two hour lunch break so, I’ll be back with a list in a moment.

I got it at 11, I agree with the statement but I gave it a 4/5 as I had a lot of fun with it. Only 11 films I’ve given a 4/5 from Dreamworks out of 42. Top 10 for me is something like (Egypt, Shrek 2, Dragon 1, Panda 2, Panda 1, Shrek, Gromit, Chicken Run, Dragon 3 and Megamind).

Ehhhh, I think SpiderVerse has a more uphill battle despite its accolades of the first than either Elemental or Migration. None of the latter open after a likely 150m-175m four day opener.

Just have movies open on Thursday at this point and make the three day weekend into a four day weekend.

The lead’s name is Ember, so stealth Danny Phantom sequel?!

Since we being horny when the water chad and the fire baddie smash, do they make steam?

Anyone else getting a romantic comedy angle from the pitch? Pixar hasn’t really done one of these, with Toy Story 4 being the closest thing to one.

Good for Sohn getting another go. I’m game for a Pixar romantic comedy but it does seem kind of generic. However after the trio of Soul, Luca and Turning Red, I’m willing to wait for the trailers to pass judgement. Guessing Fee and Sullivan’s movies are 2024 titles, also the no theater mention and no CinemaCon drop basically confirms it’s going directly to Disney+.

Black Panther Guardians 2 Ragnarok I don’t think I’ve given a massive team up movie higher than a 4/5, and these top ones are all 4.5/5 and I don’t think any massive team up has been as good as the first Avengers.

That’d mean once again people don’t look into the nuance but it’s not like BOT has done this before…

-67.5% drop for Strange 2. Pretty rough but could still get to 400m if it holds good next weekend. To be honest, while I think WOM is a factor, I think the bigger more fan driven MCU will become more frontloaded second weekend drop especially with 3 PM Thursday previews (NWH is an example, yes Christmas was a factor but i think a 60%+ drop would’ve happened regardless)

I think all three could do 150m+. Lightyear and Minions should do 200m+ but not over 300m. A part of me wonders though if Bad Guys moved to next weekend, how much bigger would it have been?

Besides tbh yes the hook for DS2 was their in NWH but the multiverse angle was always going to be bigger because the latter had the two biggest non-MCU Marvel heroes. If anything this situation reminds me more of Avengers and IM3.

Strange could also do double features with Burgers, Lightyear and Thor.