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Scratch my earlier post, $30M is dead.

North Shore Cinema update Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation is running 191% ahead of Wonder ($78.7M OW), 105% ahead of Daddy 2 ($59.7M OW), 46% ahead of Wrinkle ($51M OW) and 23% behind Coco ($38.8M OW). Although it probably won’t catch up to Coco, these are still great numbers. Although the fact it’s lagging behind Coco, it should still be good for at least $40M. I feel the floor is $40M and the ceiling is $50M. As for $50M+, Reviews are currently at 82% on RT and imo that can help for walkups and family film presale wise it seems there. Skyscraper is running 76% behind Dunkirk ($12M OW) and 45% behind Orient Express ($15.7M OW) Yes, I know they’re not the best comps but Skyscraper has only sold 11 tickets here, it is selling like shit. Walk ups will help but honestly $30M is dead. Thinking $25M-$28M OW.

I do think it’ll be more walk up based so $30M isn’t dead quite yet but $35M is deaded.

Happytime, Mile 22, House With a Clock, Nutcracker, Grinch and Halloween can be awful. Spider-Man: Into The Spider Verse, Detective Pikachu, Sonic The Hedgehog, Men In Black, Shazam!, Doctor Dolittle, John Wick: Parabellum, Are You Afraid Of The Dark?, and Jojo Rabbit

Me and @MovieGuyKyle17 are going to get along just fine.

Thought of the night that might trigger people: Ant Man and The Wasp will be the third biggest movie in July/August (behind Robin and HT3).

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/hotel_transylvania_3_summer_vacation/ 81% at 16 reviews.

https://mobile.twitter.com/Cinemark/status/1016125041027756033 Trailer this week?

I’d actually be down for a Snyder Injustice movie down the line when they figure stuff out first.

This still coming today?

Not to mention a lack of big animated films this year certainly helps.

I could do another fucking MCU ranking but I’m ranking the films so far this year before I see Fallen Kingdom tonight. 1.) Won’t You Be My Neighbor 2.) Hereditary 3.) Black Panther 4.) Annihilation 5.) Incredibles 2 6.) Paddington 2 7.) Game Night 8.) Avengers: Infinity War 9.) Ready Player One 10.) Ant Man and The Wasp 11.) Tomb Raider 12.) Deadpool 2 13.) Peter Rabbit 14.) Pacific Rim: Uprising 15.) Rampage I need some suggestions for 2018 films that are available to watch.

Even then Disney can do Labor Day expansions for it and has Robin for double features. Personally I’m thinking it follows Homecoming exactly (ie -59%+ drop and 2.8-2.9 multi).

Sarcasm, the one thing people on BOT forget or ignore

Sell the MCU rights back to Paramount.

What hurt the ant most in my opinion was opening so after I2/FK, both films of bigger franchises than the Ant Man series that generated shittons of hype, and were aimed at two of Ant Man’s main target demo. Also the sense of urgency didn’t help either but that can help legs.

Honestly can see $50M OW for HT3.

No matter who wins Fox we lose.

Trusting from past history, and To The Moon, I can see the De Witt project really surprising. I can see $200M DOM realistic and maybe To The Moon Numbers if it’s extraordinary.

The battle for biggest animated film will be interesting. Imo it’s a race betweeen that De Witt project, Can You Imagine?, Aera and TaleSpin.

Mighty Mouse

Don’t see much box office potential for this even if it is really good. This has to deal with Dragon 3, Dumbo and to a lesser extent Captain Marvel.

Looks good. Hopefully this works out for Paramount Animation. They need a win.

FTFY.