YM!

Me.

February 2nd: Winchester: The House That Ghosts Built ($7M/$17M) - Although I find the plot interesting, I don’t think it’ll appeal to much to anyone at all.

January 19th: 12 Strong ($15M/$50M) - This seems like Only The Brave but on a bigger scale in terms of appeal. I’m not seeing this do too big but it should have a decent result. I see a performance similar to 13 Hours, a similar movie in 2016. Den Of Thieves ($7M/$18M) - Oh, STX. This won’t work well for you. January 26th: Maze Runner: The Death Cure ($25M/$60M) - Alas, the long awaited ending to the Maze Runner franchise. While the fans left should flock to this, I think it’s safe to say that the GA doesn’t care anymore.

We should be in for a fun response.

January 12th: Paddington 2 Proud Mary ($18M/$25M/$65M) - This movie reminds me a lot of Atomic Blonde. Buzz has been a bit quiet as of late though. I thought this had a great chance of $100M at one point. Nevertheless this should be fine. The Post The Commuter ($10M/$13M/$30M) - This looks like and will perform like a C-grade action movie. Condorito: La Pelicula ($3M/$5M/$10M) - This will be the Norm of The North/Rock Dog for animated movies this year, and like those two it was distributed by Lionsgate.

Since everyone seems to be doing something box office wise for 2018, I might as well wet my beak and hop into the pool. We will start with the most vivid and thriving month for big box office numbers: January. January 6 Insidious: The Last Key ($20M/$40M) - I am 99.9% sure this’ll perform like most throwaway January horror movies but being an Insidious movie helps give it some leverage. Molly’s Game ($10M/$35M) - I can see a solid run for this. Reviews seem good enough and it can gain some more buzz before it’s too late. I plan on having a month finished by each day. I’ll do the rest of January later.

$400M confirmed now.

You’re surprised?

You already have something like that. It’s called fanfiction.

Each theater differs. The theaters near me have kids tickets around $8.

You do realize theater’s have kid pricing and the ones that aren’t likely to be appealing to all parties won’t hit right.

And I thought raegr’s Valkyrie fetish was weird.

But Ninja Turtles 1 was garbage, the GA and the critics like this movie at least.

@a2knet, you seem to be on top on sequel drops and raises. Do you have a list for this year?

Looks like Jumanji will be the first non Spider-Man movie from Sony since Spectre to hit $200M domestic. They really needed that hit. Sony now has potentially another successful franchise to go with Spider-Man and Hotel Translyvania.

There’s Zathura.

I pretty sure Jumanji will have a $60M 6-Day.

When you see Misfits and EC fighting:

So... what did I miss?

I’m still holding out hope Jumanji gets to $200M Domestic.