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Just read that they showed footage at the Disney CineEurope celebration. So that's a good sign. And it seems as though it is more of a separate adventure than a direct sequel. Pushing it to 2020 though would mean more $$$ for Aladdin.

I understand that script changes moved it from 2018 to 2019 but that was back in 2016. The script was AGAIN scrapped in late 2017/early 2018 from what I read and that's when new writers and directors were brought in. So the move from '18 to '19 happened when the writers and Lasseter were still involved and then they all left and I don't know if they have resumed work. Things don't look good for this film.

Anyone have any updates on this film? Since the scrapping of the script and the change of leadership, there's been nothing. There's no way they can get this film out by 2019 if production hasn't started. And June 2020 is 100% clear now that Indy 5 has been delayed.

Had no idea where else to ask this question so here it goes: Does anyone have ANY information about the status of Toy Story 4? From what I've read, the script was 75% scrapped by January 2018, new writer hired, no voice overs have been done and there has been NO news since then. There's no way they will be able to release it in June 2019 if this is the case. They can't write, record, film, edit, get the music, etc in one year. Not even in 18 months. So is Toy Story 4 one movie we can take off the list for 2019?

$79 million doesn't seem all that good for I2 but it's going to be fine after that. The $580-$600 million domestic is looking more like $530-$550 million. Still WAY more than anyone expected following Solo which has done WAY less than expected. And JWFK is going to do right smack in the middle. Didn't get burned all that much despite low RT scores and competition. Makes me wonder with Avengers4, Aladdin, Toy Story 4, Spiderman HC2, and Lion King all coming out 2-3 weeks of each other (not to mention SLOP2), who will take a hit next summer because that's too heavy of a rotation to maintain.

People are saying that I2's massive success means that TLK is going to be massive as well. Well duh, of course it is. However, I think that the success of I2 is more indicative of what TS4 will do. I'm guessing that TS4 will have a great shot at $500 million if it's a good story. That said, I don't think that LK will make it as far as $700 million. $600's yes, but not $700 million. (that's domestic)

There's a strong possibility that Incredibles 2 will end up higher than Star Wars Episode IX next year. Not so sure about last Jedi, but certainly IX. There's also a good chance that Toy Story 4 won't beat it. Nor will Frozen 2. May as well make as much bank as possible on Pixar and Disney Animated this year and next because after next year, there's nothing scheduled. A 2020 release would have had to been started already.

Anyone know how the heck to get tickets for next Saturday? Fandango and theater sites look like they won't post times until Friday.

Wow! $82 million???? I can't see Sunday's number being much below $70 million then. Does this automatically guarantee that Captain Marvel will go over $400 million domestic next year?