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Infinity War $210M OW Fallen Kingdom $190M OW The Incredibles 2 $150M OW Han Solo $135M OW Deadpool 2 $130M OW Black Panther $110M OW Grinch $105M OW Poppins $85M OW Halloween $82.5M OW Aquaman $80M OW Rampage $75M OW Venom $70M OW RP1 $66M OW Beasts 2 $65M OW Ant Man 2 $65M OW New Mutants $60M OW MI6 $58M OW Hotel 3 $55M OW Time $50M OW Mortal Engines $50M OW Dark Phoenix $45M OW The Nun $45M OW Ralph 2 $42.5M OW 50SF: $40.69M OW Oceans 8 $40M OW

I can see $900M at most. I don’t think audiences in America that much tbh.

None will be as visionary as Teen Titans GO!

Living that toasty 26 degree life

So you’re cold.

Kind of rooting for the Jaguars.

Collider has always been a garbage site.

Justice League made the top 10, therefore it’s not a flop.

IDK maybe just maybe they’ll use a strategy using scenes from the movie in 2 minute long videos that show exciting and most interesting/appealing scenes from the movie, put posters everywhere and have ads on TV and make it look very good and show these advertisements frequently. They can also have certain people see it early to create buzz maybe even everyday people can see it early. But what would we call that? And on top of that what if it’s good.

Damn.

Halloween 1 adjusts to $180M and a lot of people like it. Blumhouse produces great horror breakouts as of late, There can be some nostalgia. I can even see it go far and maybe even be like IT.

Well fuck me for being an optimist

Halloween and Venom should both do over $60M/$200M imo. They’ll benefit from Halloween but both have to be good.

DMC bump anyone?

Or the fact that a lot of teens will see horror movies and the last big horror movie was HDD. Either way impressive for Insidious.

Besides even if they could get Snyder back, would he want to return? I mean the death of his daughter obviously had an effect on him, perhaps he wouldn’t want to go back due to heartache on set. Also didn’t Snyder choose Whedon and keeping the original date. I’m curious

I can see this happening.

I’m thinking Rampage has a small shot at $250M.

I might if I can find a way

I’m watching Lab Rats tonight in honor of Tele.

If Gnomes flops and goes sub $50M (which is probably happening) and Amusement Park goes sub $100M, Scoob can scare off Paramount’s animated film if not, that 5/29/20 or 6/5/20 spot is available, I’m pretty sure that DC film in June moved to July 24th since they have a date for that as an Untitled DC film. Or move it to September, but then again looking at Owls, Ninjago, and Storks it might be better of in the Summer. Not to mention Croods 2 is there but then again that’s flopping. If Smallfoot does good (I have a little more hope due to the cast (LeBron James, Tatum and Zendaya can be big draws) maybe September will be better I can’t see Jumanji 2 in that spot due to the fact that GV3 could be that 5/1/20 spot and I think Sony might want a little more space. There’s also an empty March or if Sony really wants it, and go for that 6/26 spot (with the Disney/Fox deal I don’t see over 3 Marvel movies a year) and they can try to compete with Minions 2 which could go sub $200M.

I think it’ll be an app with the possibility of Jumanji upping it up a notch by adding fictional creatures to make the game more challenging.

Depending on how Godzilla 2 does I can see Sony taking the 5/29/20 or 6/5/20 (since I think DC moved a movie to July) spot or scaring GVK out of the Memorial Day spot. Or June. July seems packed. In terms of drops, looking at NATM 1 Adjusted ($330M) which is where it could head, I am thinking Smithsonian numbers adjusted ($210M) is too big of a drop but maybe just maybe it can be a Dead Men’s Chest situation.

Giants have it wayyyyyyyy worse.