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If we use multiple in the past, Marvel movies make anywhere from 15%-29% of their foreign total OW. GV2 is estimated at $101M. If it's 15%, GV2 heads for an unlikely $675M OS total. If it's 29% GV2 heads for an unlikely $348M OS total. If it's 20% GV2 ends at $506M OS total It it's 22%, GV2 ends at $460M OS total. 24% takes us to $420M OS. We should have a better idea, next weekend. Guardians 2 has done a decent increase in Europe from 1, it should increase in SK and China even if not huge increases. Predictions: China: $110M UK: $50M AUS: $30M SK: $27M Germany: $25M France: $23M Russia: $20M Brazil: $20M Mexico: $20M Puts it at least $325M, not considering other markets. If we also look at G1 top 5, it equals $230.3M, about 52% of it's OS gross, assuming these numbers are correct and GV2 is at $242M, it'd end at $460M OS.

In AUD, it did about $15.5M for the 6 Day, assuming @JJ-8 and @DeeCee used AUD, it'd still be on track for $140M-$160M OW.

The predictions were in AUD, I think.

I have the upmost faith that all of the three will be good. To be honest, if it were another Spider-Man movie that had Peter Parker as the lead, I'd be on the sub $150M domestic bandwagon. However Miles Morales could be a real draw, plus with Lord, Miller, and to a lesser extent Hirsch in charge, it'll be great.

If Hidden Figures and Get Out are any indicators, Black Panther, Wrinkle In Time, and Animated Spider-Man will be breakout hits.

@YourMother calls Ninjago "Another cinematic masterpiece."

Not to mention Coogler's Black Panther.

So if I did this right since GV2 was inflated due to opening earlier: $139.2M to $174M for US OW?

$11.6M for 6 Day apparently.

Saying this now, Captain Underpants will be the Trolls, to Wonder Woman's as the slightly higher Doctor Strange.

Captain Underpants O/U $150M domestic?

GV2 should have an increase Monday, there's a lot of holidays internationally.

GV2 (with Star Munch): $150M

Some constructive criticism from Pratt on the DCEU. “I really like all the Warner Bros. movies, I think they’re really cool and I’m not a real tough critic on those movies. But one of the flaws might have been they were introducing too many characters in Suicide Squad. They spent 10 minutes telling us why should we care about these characters, rather than creating trilogies for each character and convincing us to care about the characters.” https://www.comicbookmovie.com/guardians_of_the_galaxy/vol_2/guardians-of-the-galaxy-vol-2-star-chris-pratt-offers-a-fair-criticism-of-suicide-squad-dc-films-in-general-a150599

Is this Illumination too?

Because they're bigger than WDAS and Pixar?

Just like his love life.

Ethan rn.

Also Zathura.

Iron Man, Elf, Chef, and Jungle Book want a word with you.

Exactly. Disney should remake their old animated movies that had major flaws, and could fix them to be better, like a good remake should. A live action Atlantis/Treasure Planet could do TJB numbers, a photoreal Chicken Little/Brother Bear could be something special.

I mean, they should just remake their bad/mediocre movies since they can't get worse but not remake their classics as cashgrab copy/paste remakes.

After seeing it a 2nd time, It dropped down a bit in quality. I'm mean it's better than most of Disney's live action remakes (except TJB, Cinderella, and Pete's Dragon), but they need to stop. However to be honest, I'll pay to see Lion King cause of the cast and director, but that's about it. I swear by 2027 we'll have a Live Action Lilo and Stitch, Brother Bear, Atlantis and Chicken Little.

However assuming the strike lasts around 3 months, Infinity War, should be safe but mildly hurt.

These are the films that are mostly safe to safe: - Anything this year including but not limited to Wonder Woman, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Apes, Dunkirk, Kingsman 2, Thor: Rangarok, Justice League, Coco, The Last Jedi and Jumanji. - Anything animated even ones in late 2018/early 2019 due to animated films not being covered by WGA. - Any film before July 2018, especially ones that finished filming like Black Panther.