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And you keep telling that yourself that the DCEU is good, and it'll come true, in your imagination at least.

@Heretic, will GV2 finish at $50M?

Oops, let me fix that quickly. I meant to put in Deadpool for #9.

Time for some revisions to my top ten list: From least to best. 10.) Guardians V1/Superman 2 9.) Deadpool 8.) X Men: First Class/Days of Future Past 7.) Guardians V2 6.) Spider-Man 2 5.) Batman Begins 4.) Iron Man 1 3.) Winter Solider/The Avengers 2.) The Dark Knight 1.) Logan (#11 is shared by Lego Batman and Civil War)

Zootopia, Deadpool, Arrival, and La La Land.

5/7/17 12:30pm 60% full Guardians Of The Galaxy Volume 2 (In Ultrascreen 3D) North Shore Cinema (Mequon, WI) Trailers Transformers: The Last Knight Detroit Kingsman: The Golden Circle Valerian and the City of A Thousand Planets (looked very good in 3D, but no reaction, sorry @That One Valerian) The Mummy Thor: Rangarok (laughter and murmurs; best reaction out of all of them @aabattery) Star Wars: The Last Jedi (murmurs) Lots of huge laughs, some sniffles, and cheering at the end. Especially a joke with Drax and Ego. Everyone stayed for all 5 post credit scenes.

Okay top 6 markets: US: $350M (+$17M from 1) China: $100M (+$4M from 1) UK: $50M (+$3M from 1) Korea: $30M (+$20M from 1) AUS: $25M (+$2M from 1) Germany: $25M (+$600K from 1) $575M from top 6 (compared to $546M from V1) If V1 same multiple (Top 6 Markets/WW) you get about $813M

I feel Disney might want that August record back and possibly have the first $150M+ OW in August, and do a Strange/Panther sequel or new character in May.

In holds, GOTG2 saw slight dips in Finland (-20%), Switzerland (-30%), France (-37%), Chile (-39%), the Netherlands (-43%), Australia (-43%), Bolivia (-43%), Brazil (-44%) and Venezuela (-45%). Overall when looking at last weekend’s openers, the drop-off was 52%. That’s slightly ahead of Captain America: Civil War which dropped 55% for the same suite of markets in weekend 2. Across Europe, the fall was 47% versus Civil War’s 59%. The movie held No. 1 everywhere except the Netherlands, Portugal, Turkey and Lebanon. The UK/Ireland, Germany and France are all tracking ahead of Civil War at the same point in releases. From DHD. Guardians is holding slightly better in Europe. I'll do a prediction later.

Comingsoon has the rundown for markets: China $48.0MUK $35.7MGermany $18.4MAustralia $17.2MFrance $16.1MMexico $14.8MBrazil $14.4MKorea $13.3MRussia $11.6MItaly $6.6MSpain $6.5MIndonesia $6.2MPhilippines $5.0M Read more at http://www.comingsoon.net/movies/news/845285-guardians-of-the-galaxy-vol-2-rockets-to-428-million-worldwide#PpVqsKVQ2EMfgSZf.99

Sandwell says £27.5M now.

In other words, GV2 dropped 50%.

Estimated at $145.05M Spot on for OW.

Although I can see sub $300M domestic, thinking $105M/$320M. Minions wasn't the most loved Illumination film, and had legs a multiplier under 3. Pets and Sing benefited from less and weaker competition. DM3 has the bad will from Minions, Spider-Man: Homecoming which we know will definitely attract kids. It also opens after a barrage of family films or films that can appeal to families like Wonder Woman, Captain Underpants, Cars 3, and Transformers 5.

Apocalypse did $120.7M, so if it does slightly over that, it's good.

You do realize that even with $120M in China, it'd be higher than every CBM there beside Civil War and Age Of Ultron, so can you explain how is that a disappointment.

1.) Amusement Park $350M OW/$1B (obviously a joke) 1.) Infinity War $210M/$520M 2.) Jurassic World 2: The squeakquel $200M/$500M 3.) The Incredibles 2 $145M/$495M 4.) Han Solo $130M/$400M 5.) Black Panther $120M/$360M 6.) Aquaman $100M/$330M 7.) Dead2ool $140M/$320M 8.) Grinch $80M/$310M 9.) Ready Player One/Mulan $90M/$275M 10.) New Mutants $105M/$260M 11.) Mortal Engines $85M/$250M 12.) Fantastic Beasts 2 $80M/$230M 13.) Animated Spider-Man $30M 3 Day/$55M 5 Day/$220M 14.) Ant Man and The Wasp/Wrinkle In Time $75M/$215M 15.) Mission Impossible 6/Alita: Battle Angel $65M/$200M 15.) Wreck It Ralph 2 $40M 3 Day/$65M 5 Day/$200M 16.) Hotel Transylvania 3 $55M/$180M 17.) Venom $75M/$175M 17.) Dark Phoenix $65M/$175M 18.) Rampage $55M/$160M 18.) Tomb Raider $65M/$160M 19.) Bumblebee/The Predator $65M/$150M 19.) Fifty Shades Freed/Magic Camp $45M/$130M 20.) Poppins Returns $25M 3 Day/$45M 5 Day/$130M 21.) The Invisible Man/Robin Hood/The Pact/Watson and Holmes/O8 $45M/$120M 22.) Jungle Book Origins/Goosebumps 2/Amusement Park/Smallfoot $30M/$105M 23.) Peter Rabbit $25M/$90M 24.) Maze Runner: The Death Cure/Pacific Rim 2/Red Sparrow $35M ($25M)/$85M

List of ships this season so far: JJ8ric JCMunky YourDAJK Goff3 Arlvin

So O/U $10M OW?

I could see SCOOB doing SOOW numbers.

@Chewy and @aabattery part of my point.

Not to mention LB, had tons of DTV movies and video games unlike Miles Morales.

And you came at me for overpredicting.

If Get Out, HF, and Panther are indicators, I'd say I could see a breakout not to mention Christmas legs help.