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Ninjago is basically one of Lego's bestseller IP.

Kingsman: The Golden Circle North Shore Cinema (9/22/17: 1 week before previews, 8 days before release) 7:00 - 14/301 - Ultrascreen 10:10 - 4/301 - Ultrascreen Running about 95% of Apes on the Sunday before release.

I kind of consider November more of a holiday season, even though it's fall.

I can see $100M from this. Avengers 4 will be massively frontloaded and Aladdin and Minecraft will target families.

My body is ready.

It can also get some PLFs. Depending on area.

No, if they aren't long they aren't epic.

Probably with the biggest family event of the fall: Ninjago.

To be honest none of Disney's 2019 slate really has me excited.

Let's be honest if any studio would do the same if they had the power too as well. WB has a massive 2019 as well. Not as massive as Disney but still huge. The thing is I'm not surprised Disney's doing this and don't see why anyone should be. They bought Marvel and Star Wars for reasons. At the end of the day, studios are first and foremost about money. While there's still fear of Disney, yes it's disgusting that they put their major IPs all at once in the summer to choke out the marketplace. And look at May 2018, There's nothing other than Infinity War and Han Solo, but that doesn't stop studios. In May 2019, WB has Minecraft against Aladdin. Charlie Angels, Pets 2, an untitled X-Men movie, an untitled DCEU movie, Transformers 6, and Cowboy Ninja Viking in June. All of which close to each other. Homecoming 2 and Top Gun 2 are in July and we'll probably see some stuff after Lion King in July. Spongebob 3 is still staying in August, an X Men movie is tackling Frozen 2 head on and look at the winters last year, this year and 2019. Rogue One fought Sing, Passengers and Assassins Creed. Jedi faces Jumanji, Ferdinand, Showman, and Pitch Perfect 3, and in 2019, Wicked, something from Sony Animation and Masters of The Universe are fighting IX, who knows maybe WW2 stays as well. Studios can survive even with how strong Disney is stop them from being monopolies.

Coming January 11th 2019. https://www.comicbookmovie.com/hellboy/hellboy-star-david-harbour-shares-another-image-of-himself-in-full-costume-2019-release-date-set-a153812

I can see Logan numbers for it.

I'm thinking around Cinderella or Ratatouille numbers for this.

With the right marketing, Grinch can do $400M+.

Agreed. I can see Infinity War over $500M but that's very unlikely. JW2 has the best chance.

Well, regardless on what happens next week, I am kicking into overdrive for Ninjago hype.

Never remembered people talking about Inside Out flopping or even TGD.

Infinity War and JW2 have the best chances for $500M+. Incredibles 2 and Han Solo seem likely for $400M. Black Panther, Grinch and Aquaman are doing $300M+ but have chances for $400M+. RP1 and Deadpool 2 have chances for $300M. MPR will do solid mid $200M's.

Kong had shit marketing until the final week and was looking $35M-$40M and did $61M OW.

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While I think Black Panther will be the big superhero breakout, New Mutants can do Logan numbers.

I'm a bit worried but remember Age of Extinction started off with a 100/100 and Cars 3 started with a 30/100.

Now I see it.