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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

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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.

And now you cursed it like The Circle.

I'll add that too.

TBH, he's cameoed a few times in the newer cartoons. However, I mainly believe it could reach that height mainly due this is an African American Spider-Man. Besides I could see Disney dropping the ball in marketing for either WIR2 or MPR, going with the latter. I think they could coexist.

Cinderella and TJB are outliers both were good.

Not to mention it's the only family film in March, since Anubis ain't happening.

I'm including them too in my list, in Hollywood and in America I feel like everyone should have a chance.

If it were another Peter Parker movie told. I would have agreed, since he's not only been in numerous movies but all of the Spider-Man cartoons are focused on him.

Giving the mega success of Get Out (~$176M) and Hidden Figures ($169M), has me as both a film lover and a POC very happy that audiences have token an interest in these types of movies. I'm especially optimistic and hyped about that some of the potential blockbusters of 2018, will either have a POC as the main character or/and written/directed by minorities/women. I'll be going over what I think how big domestically these films will be and will be updating this when more additions come in or found. Moving on Up Black Panther (Directed/Written by Ryan Coogler): $105M/$330M Due to having the benefits of being the first black superhero movie in years, the talent and power of MCU, there's no doubt in my mind that Black Panther will arguably be one of the biggest hits of the year. Disney's A Wrinkle In Time (By Ava DuVernay) $85M/$230M Disney, for the first time in a while is investing in a original film, which happens to be an risky adaptation. From the writer of Frozen, Wrinkle In Time could potentially be one of the biggest family films until June when Incredibles 2 tears shit up. Oprah also stars in this film, and from the buffo March spot, this could be one of Disney's surprise hits if they market it right. Mulan (by Niki Caro): $100M/$300M As bland as some of Disney's past remakes have been, this seems one of the most interesting as it gives on a more realistic/warlike take on one of Disney's biggest hits from the 90s, while keeping the music. I could see this being TJB of 2018. Animated Spider-Man (Lord/Miller): $45M/$210M As a Spider-Man fan since I was 4, I'm very excited about this one. Animated Spider-Man could be a breakout. Unlike previous Spider-Man movies, Miles Morales (an young African American/Hispanic teen), taking up the Spider-Man mantle something that hasn't been done in film yet. Considering how big Spider-Man is I can see this surprise especially with Lord/Miller steering the wheel. Big(ger) Breaks for Directors Jurassic World 2: $190M/$460M Although this'll definitely decrease for World, this'll still be big, especially for Bayona. Aquaman: $110M/$330M We all know how big superhero movies have been. If Aquaman is liked in JL, and Wan delivers a masterpiece, expect big things. Any thoughts? Your opinions/predictions? Am I missing anything?

A movie with an actor who's biggest movie was Lego Movie, with a talking raccoon and a Pokémon space tree wasn't a risk. One of their arguably biggest things besides Avengers for the MCU as terms of world building.

So a holiday in many countries, similar to GV2, doesn't count?

I think that's what @ChipMunky meant. As in a separate studio.

It kind of is already. It's like the new Touchstone.

So O/U $10M-$12M OW?

The most Infinity War and IW2 could do is $1.5B, but even then it'd be $500M/$1B or something like that.

Predicting Domestic Breakouts: Black Panther: $110M/$350M Wrinkle in Time: $75M/$200M Tomb Raider: $65M/$160M Ready Player One: $85M/$240M Magic Camp: $40M/$120M Rampage: $60M/$155M Alita: $70M/$210M SCOOB: $50M/$170M Mulan: $85M/$280M Grinch: $100M/$330M Animated Spider-Man: $35M/$210M Aquaman: $115M/$345M

@Arlborn you X Men movie wish may come true.