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Can’t wait for the preread.

Voltron 3 and OPM while should have families will skew way more older and have less overlap the than other aforementioned three.

True, Star Fox and Dragon Ball both PG-13 action packed films that also have family appeal as well as young adult appeal and The Valkyries vs The Galaxy despite being PG-13 may also steal some of the female demo. The main benefit is the PG films around it are weak. Insectoids and Kappa Mikey will do around $80M-$100M and Gadget which open three weeks prior is probably ending around $150M

Not bad actually forgot it but I’m thinking around what Amulet II ($260M) did Y4, has a solid chance for $300M/KOTS Numbers but the family market this summer is looking competitive, I also expect the OW to be older skewing but will benefit from good legs as the only real family competition for the summer is Insectoids (and I’m guessing not higher than SWAT Kats 2 for it) as Star Fox is PG-13. However between it and CTE, I think it’ll be the biggest live action adaptation of a Disney film of the year.

My Hero Academia (cause superheroes) or Attack on Titan will likely be the films imo to break that barrier.

Alita seems like a RP1 like situation, I think it’ll relatively (to our expectations at least) breakout Domestic due to the weak market and gross $100M where it makes a decent amount of coin overseas thanks to China, and ends around $450M-$550M WW. It won’t be a megabomb but it won’t be the mega hit the Cameron fans want. That said I can easily see this bombing.

Also since I be really bored my way too early box office guesses (top 11, plus biggest of month) 1.) Voltron 3: $200M/$600M 2.) Scavenger Wars II: $150M/$500M 3.) One Punch Man: $140M (five day)/$380M 4.) Two Lonely Bounty Hunters: $115M/$375M 5.) Pillars of Eternity: Never Far From The Queen: $125M/$350M 6.) Pokémon 3: $150M/$335M 7.) The Secret Saturdays: $90M/$300M 8.) Roger 2: $75M/$295M 9.) Lost Earth: $80M/$280M 10.) Star Fox: $75M/$260M 11.) The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl/Children Of Eden: $55M (five day)/$250M Biggest of months: January: Baldur’s Bow: $75M/$210M February: Artifacts: $65M (four day)/$170M March: The Secret Saturdays: $90M/$300M April: Lost Earth: $80M/$280M May: Two Lonely Bounty Hunters June: Voltron 3: $200M/$600M July: Star Fox: $75M/$260M August: Pokémon 3: $150M/$335M September: Green Lantern Corps: $80M (four day)/$205M or Tower of Terror: $75M/$205M October: DragonBorns: $80M/$230M or Shiverin’ Gulch: $90M/$230M November: Pillars 2: $125M/$350M December: Scavenger Wars II: $150M/$500M

Since I’m bored Top ten most anticipated 10.) Kirby 9.) Pillars 2/Unbreakable Bond  8.) The Secret Saturdays 7.) Children Of Eden 6.) Fantasia 3 5.) Rock N Roll Heart Attack 4.) One Punch Man/Voltron: Reunion/Shiverin Gulch 3.) The Eternal Storm: The Scavenger Wars II 2.) SkyRiders/Star Fox (Me gusta PG-13 animation mucho) 1.) Two Lonely Bounty Hunters Honorable Mentions: Blankie/EssKayGee Animated Space Musical Roger Rabbit 2 Voicemail In The Valley Episilion Baldur’s Bow Lightspeed

@daronnefcy @cayommagazine Merry December 26th everyone. Squirrel Girl has finally wrapped up production and is finished.

At 11,401 words, Squirrel Girl is done thus making my first film done for the year as well as the first of my finished big four. Enjoy your late Christmas gift @Spagspiria

Sonic and his thicc muscular legs will make an easy 4 billies DOM

I got ones for ya: Us over $300M and Captain Marvel.

That’s more or less what I’m thinking for Alita.

I can also see US beating Captain Marvel.

I’m drooling for the Alita predictions.

1.) Lion King: $260M/$850M 2.) Endgame: $285M/$660M 3.) Episode IX: $190M/$600M 4.) Frozen 2: $140M/$460M 5.) Detective Pikachu: $125M/$380M 6.) Joker: $110M/$350M 7.) Far From Home: $135M/$340M 8.) Captain Marvel: $115M/$340M 9.) 3manji: $70M/$315M or Toy Story 4: $90M/$315M 10.) Us: $80M/$300M Pets 2: $95M/$285M It 2: $115M/$280M Shazam!: $90M/$240M Godzilla 2: $80M/$230M Aladdin: $85M/$110M/$230M Dumbo: $75M/$225M Hobbs and Shaw: $65M/$200M Glass: $65M/$185M Men In Black: International: $65M/$180M Dragon 3: $45M/$160M Sonic: $55M/$150M Dora: $50M/$150M

Okay, Squirrel Girl is almost done and just missing some of the second act and at about 10,400 words. @Spagspiria if you’re lucky you may get it tonight.

Holmes and Watson always looked like a cheap parody.

About 8,228 words into Squirrel Girl now, this will likely eclipse the record Amulet II has for longest animated film in terms of word count (mainly cause of the action sequences).

Squirrel Girl and Artifacts will be finished by January 2nd Gigantic, Green Lantern Corps and a few smaller films like Gadget will be done by January 22nd Dragon Ball and Smells Like School Spirit will be some by February 18th Lost Earth will continue to be worked on throughout the months and be ready by the 3rd.

Why is the surprise cancelled?

Do it, you might as well as the schedule only going to get more packed.

If Squirrels Girl wasn’t in December, I’d move Gigantic.

I understand Rita but you could move it to February 26th. Still would be better than opening it in March where not only is the family field stacked but it not getting IMAX it’s key value. It seems like a bad move especially as a pseudo sequel to a not fondly remembered Disney film.