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Number of releases in a year hitting a box office milestone: Year >$50M >$100M >$200M >$300M >$400M >$500M >$500M >$1B >$1.5B domestic domestic domestic domestic domestic domestic world world world 2009 61 32 10 3 2 1 8 1 1 2010 67 30 10 4 1 0 9 2 0 2011 67 30 7 2 0 0 12 3 0 2012 66 31 11 5 3 1 13 4 1 2013 69 35 13 4 3 0 12 2 0 2014 67 33 13 3 0 0 15 1 0 2015 57 29 10 6 3 2 14 5 3 2016 66 30 13 9 3 1 16 4 0 2017 55 33 13 8 4 2 19 4 0 2018 57 34 14 6 4 3 18 5 1 average 63 32 11 5 2 1 14 3 1 median 66 32 12 5 3 1 14 4 0 2019* 38 20 7 6 4 2 10 6 2 * results not final / excluded from averages and medians / current as of October 6, 2019

Stamina updates for the Top 10 domestic movies >$200M (2015-2019):

^ 450M domestic with the same domestic/foreign split as Frozen would land it at around $1.433B worldwide, if both of those things happened.

Well as far rank goes, the higher the $ starting point, the bigger the advantage as the drops hit. Nothing except Avengers: Endgame opened this year to >$190M thus far; that movie also got hit by a bit of a sequel & finale rush effect which contributed to frontloading. Aladdin's had more staying power than The Lion King I'd say...first off July is more of a boosted release month than May is, and Aladdin's multiplier was decreased because of that jacked up Sunday because of the Monday holiday like all the Memorial Day weekend releases. They're both first entry remakes and not sequels (which would further contribute to frontloading if they're not dormant like The Force Awakens and Toy Story 4). The Lion King (July) 27 days to 90% of its current gross 2.79 current first weekend multiplier Aladdin (May) 45 days to 90% of its current gross 3.88 current first weekend multiplier Dumbo (March) 27 days to 90% of its gross 2.50 first weekend multiplier Beauty and the Beast (March) 31 days to 90% of its gross 2.88 first weekend multiplier The Jungle Book (April) 39 days to 90% of its gross 3.53 first weekend multiplier Cinderella (March) 32 days to 90% of its gross 2.96 first weekend multiplier

Stamina updates on the Top 10 domestic movies >$200M (2015-2019):

Stamina update on the Top 10 domestic movies $>200M (2015-2019):

Stamina updates on the Top domestic movies >$200M (2015-2019):

Movie Teaser Release Teaser Views (24 hours) Release Global Box Office T Views to Global BO Multiplier Domestic Box Office Iron Man 3 Oct. 2012 20.0M May 2013 $1.215B 60.74 $409.0M Avengers: Age of Ultron Oct. 2014 34.0M May 2015 $1.405B 41.34 $459.0M Star Wars: The Force Awakens Nov. 2014 <55.0M Dec. 2015 $2.068B >37.60 $936.7M Star Wars: The Force Awakens Apr. 2015 88.0M Dec. 2015 $2.068B 23.50 $936.7M Captain America: Civil War Nov. 2015 61.0M May 2016 $1.153B 18.91 $408.1M Beauty and the Beast May 2016 91.8M Mar. 2017 $1.264B 13.76 $504.0M Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Dec. 2016 81.0M May 2017 $0.864B 10.66 $389.8M The Fate of the Furious Dec. 2016 139.0M Apr. 2017 $1.236B 8.89 $226.0M Spider-Man: Homecoming Dec. 2016 116.0M Jul. 2017 $0.880B 7.59 $334.2M It Mar. 2017 197.0M Sep. 2017 $0.700B 3.56 $327.5M Thor: Ragnarok Apr. 2017 136.0M Nov. 2017 $0.854B 6.28 $315.1M Star Wars: The Last Jedi Apr. 2017 91.0M Dec. 2017 $1.333B 14.64 $620.2M Black Panther Jun. 2017 89.0M Feb. 2018 $1.347B 15.13 $700.1M Avengers: Infinity War Nov. 2017 238.0M Apr. 2018 $2.048B 8.61 $678.8M Incredibles 2 Nov. 2017 113.6M Jun. 2018 $1.243B 10.94 $608.6M Captain Marvel Sep. 2018 109.0M Mar. 2019 $1.128B 10.35 $426.8M Avengers: Endgame* Dec. 2018 289.0M Apr. 2019 $2.793B 9.67 $856.6M The Lion King* Nov. 2018 224.6M Jul. 2019 $0.990B 4.41 $351.9M Spider-Man: Far From Home* Jan. 2019 130.0M Jul. 2019 $1.037B 7.98 $344.7M Frozen 2 Feb. 2019 116.4M Nov. 2019 TBD TBD TBD Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Apr. 2019 111.0M Dec. 2019 TBD TBD TBD Mulan Jul. 2019 175.1M Mar. 2020 TBD TBD TBD * box office results not final / current July 28, 2019 I think more was expected out of TLK based on teaser views, but to be fair it had quite a drop compared to Endgame for example on the trailer views later on. Movie Teaser/ Trailer Release Views (24 hours) Release Global Box Office T Views to Global BO Multiplier Domestic Box Office Avengers: Endgame* (teaser) Dec. 2018 289.0M Apr. 2019 $2.793B 9.67 $856.6M Avengers: Endgame* (trailer) Mar. 2019 268.0M Apr. 2019 $2.793B 10.42 $856.6M The Lion King* (teaser) Nov. 2018 224.6M Jul. 2019 $0.990B 4.41 $351.9M The Lion King* (trailer) Apr. 2019 174.0M Jul. 2019 $0.990B 5.69 $351.9M

Stamina updates on the Top 10 domestic movies >$200M 2015-2019; (2 weeks ago table):

I liked Hereditary but not this. The first 20 minutes or so is on par with Hereditary's quality but after it's not as good and it I was mostly bored with it thereafter unfortunately - a worldbuilding exercise but not much more. The last thing the movie needed is a lot more length to that end and even worse pacing.

Year ▼ Disney Top 10 Total $ Disney Top 10 Total % 2009 $293M 9.0% 2010 $950M 33.2% 2011 $433M 17.4% 2012 $861M 26.0% 2013 $1313M 41.4% 2014 $1057M 38.6% 2015 $1953M 48.8% 2016 $2132M 56.3% 2017 $1829M 48.1% 2018 $2204M 55.3% 2019* $2190M 69.2% * results not final...most of The Lion King's domestic run and Frozen 2 and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker yet to come. distributor comparisons: Other studios that want to compete are going to have to figure out why they're not reaching a broader audience besides the reason that Disney created or purchased the most popular brands. I'd hoped stuff like TSLOP2 would've turned out better than its >50% drop (yikes) but It Chapter 2 and Jumanji:TNL will probably get hit with drops from their predecessors as well, just hopefully not as big. There just seems to be a downward pressure operating out there applied to anything not MCU and to a lesser extent Disney in general. Buzzfeed News - Disney Won. Now What? (July 3, 2019)

Stamina updates on the Top 10 domestic movies >$200M 2015-2019; (2 weeks ago table):

MCU Movie (domestic) 11-day Total Final Total 11-day Multiplier 90% of Gross On Day Type Avengers: Endgame* $632.0M $850.0M 1.34 24 Sequel Avengers: Infinity War $461.4M $678.8M 1.47 30 Sequel Black Panther $411.7M $700.1M 1.70 38 First Marvel’s The Avengers $381.0M $623.4M 1.64 35 First Avengers: Age of Ultron $318.8M $459.0M 1.44 26 Sequel Captain America: Civil War $300.7M $408.1M 1.36 23 Sequel Iron Man 3 $289.6M $409.0M 1.41 25 Sequel Captain Marvel $270.1M $426.8M 1.58 38 First Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 $253.1M $389.8M 1.54 30 Sequel Spider-Man: Far From Home* $242.6M TBD TBD TBD Sequel Thor: Ragnarok $215.8M $315.1M 1.46 29 Sequel Iron Man 2 $214.9M $312.4M 1.45 27 Sequel Spider-Man: Homecoming $212.7M $334.2M 1.57 36 First Guardians of the Galaxy $181.9M $333.2M 1.83 43 First Iron Man $181.7M $318.4M 1.75 37 First Captain America: The Winter Soldier $162.3M $259.8M 1.60 30 Sequel Doctor Strange $155.6M $232.6M 1.50 29 First Thor: The Dark World $147.3M $206.4M 1.40 24 Sequel Ant-Man and the Wasp $136.6M $216.6M 1.59 31 Sequel Thor $122.3M $181.0M 1.48 26 First Captain America: The First Avenger $120.9M $176.7M 1.46 26 First Ant-Man $109.5M $180.2M 1.65 37 First The Incredible Hulk $99.7M $134.8M 1.35 23 First sequel average 1.46 27 first entry average 1.59 33 * results not final / estimates July releases highlighted in bold See also: 6-day comparisons

Updated MCU 6-day comps with today's estimates. 9th biggest MCU 6-day with those current estimates, and that excludes a normal preview.

Movie TRANSF TASM SM:H SM:FFH Type First First First Sequel Day 0 + Day 1 $36.7M $35.9M $50.8M $39.3M Day 2 $29.1M $23.3M $37.0M $27.0M Day 3 $19.2M $15.8M $29.2M $25.2M Day 4 $22.7M $20.5M $12.2M $32.5M Day 5 $25.7M $23.7M $15.1M $34.0M Day 6 $22.1M $17.9M $9.9M $27.1M Total $155.4M $137.0M $154.2M $185.1M SM:FFH results from official estimates and are not final MCU Movie (domestic) 6-day Total Final Total 6-day Multiplier 90% of Gross On Day Type Avengers: Endgame* $452.4M $847.9M 1.87 24 Sequel Avengers: Infinity War $322.8M $678.8M 2.10 30 Sequel Black Panther $277.7M $700.1M 2.52 38 First Marvel’s The Avengers $257.6M $623.4M 2.42 35 First Avengers: Age of Ultron $227.0M $459.0M 2.02 26 Sequel Captain America: Civil War $215.2M $408.1M 1.90 23 Sequel Iron Man 3 $204.8M $409.0M 2.00 25 Sequel Captain Marvel $187.6M $426.8M 2.27 38 First Spider-Man: Far From Home* $185.1M TBD TBD TBD Sequel Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 $176.0M $389.8M 2.21 30 Sequel Spider-Man: Homecoming $154.2M $334.2M 2.17 36 First Iron Man 2 $152.8M $312.4M 2.04 27 Sequel Thor: Ragnarok $148.0M $315.1M 2.13 29 Sequel Guardians of the Galaxy $126.8M $333.2M 2.63 43 First Iron Man $121.3M $318.4M 2.62 37 First Captain America: The Winter Soldier $113.0M $259.8M 2.30 30 Sequel Thor: The Dark World $105.0M $206.4M 1.97 24 Sequel Doctor Strange $104.0M $232.6M 2.24 29 First Ant-Man and the Wasp $98.7M $216.6M 2.20 31 Sequel Captain America: The First Avenger $86.4M $176.7M 2.04 26 First Thor $80.7M $181.0M 2.24 26 First Ant-Man $76.6M $180.2M 2.35 37 First The Incredible Hulk $70.7M $134.8M 1.91 23 First sequel average 2.07 27 first entry average 2.31 33 * results not final July releases highlighted in bold As a sequel, FFH should run out of gas faster than SM:H did. The multiplier gap between Ant-Man and AMatW increased as time went on from 0.15 on Day 6 to 0.29 comparing the final multipliers (FSS) and AMatW was 6 days less to 90% of its final domestic gross. July is a big month for stamina and it'll be interesting - if not anything else - what effect this atypical launch has in the longer run.

The key to the MCU is that they get the openings on sequels to be much larger (cushion) than their predecessor so that when the frontloadedness kicks in it is offset so that the movie makes more money even with the harsher drops after opening. Only Iron Man 2 was about flat with Iron Man with its bigger opening, Age of Ultron was pretty hopeless when the opening dropped out the gate. Current state of the MCU (July 1, 2019): image

Stamina update on the Top 10 domestic movies >$200M (2015-2019); (2 weeks ago table):

Even right away Frozen 2 spiked more search traffic and video views (19M TS4 teaser versus 40M F2 on official channels - the view stats for 24 hour views on all platforms on F2 were 116.4M [comps]) than TS4 did in comparing teasers. We'll see how it sustains, but in my head F2 was always ahead of whatever TS4 ended up at, the question was how big the gap between the two was going to be.

Top 10 Domestic Movies Unadjusted Box Office (releases in first (a) and second (b) separate halves of year 2014-2019) Rank 2014a 2015a 2016a 2017a 2018a 2019a* 1st $259.8M $652.3M $486.3M $504.0M $700.1M $832.6M 2nd $257.8M $459.0M $408.1M $412.6M $678.8M $426.7M 3rd $245.4M $356.5M $364.0M $389.8M $608.6M $275.3M 4th $241.4M $353.0M $363.1M $264.6M $417.7M $175.0M 5th $233.9M $201.2M $341.3M $226.3M $318.5M $160.8M 6th $202.9M $184.3M $330.4M $226.0M $213.8M $152.0M 7th $200.7M $177.4M $155.4M $176.0M $188.0M $141.7M 8th $191.7M $166.2M $143.5M $175.8M $140.2M $139.8M 9th $177.0M $163.0M $127.4M $175.0M $137.7M $114.1M 10th $150.9M $155.2M $107.5M $172.6M $115.3M $111.0M Total $2.161B $2.868B $2.827B $2.723B $3.519B $2.529B Average $216.1M $286.8M $282.7M $272.3M $351.9M $252.9M Median $218.4M $192.7M $335.8M $226.1M $266.1M $156.4M Rank 2014b 2015b 2016b 2017b 2018b 2019b* 1st $350.1M $936.7M $532.2M $620.2M $335.1M TBD 2nd $337.1M $336.0M $368.4M $404.5M $270.6M TBD 3rd $333.2M $281.7M $325.1M $334.2M $220.2M TBD 4th $255.1M $228.4M $270.4M $327.5M $216.6M TBD 5th $222.5M $200.1M $248.8M $315.1M $216.4M TBD 6th $208.5M $195.0M $234.0M $229.0M $215.3M TBD 7th $191.2M $183.6M $232.6M $209.7M $213.5M TBD 8th $188.0M $180.2M $169.6M $188.0M $201.1M TBD 9th $167.8M $169.7M $162.4M $174.3M $190.2M TBD 10th $128.0M $161.2M $158.8M $146.9M $174.5M TBD Total $2.382B $2.873B $2.702B $2.949B $2.254B TBD Average $238.2M $287.3M $270.2M $294.9M $225.4M TBD Median $215.5M $197.6M $241.4M $272.0M $215.9M TBD * 2019 results not final If anybody's wondering how Toy Story 4 will affect the stats, it'll make 2019 on par with 2017 if not also 2016/2015 in the total and average, but the median will remain lower due to how top heavy the first half of the year is.

TS4's gonna finish higher than I thought it would 6 months ago, but I never thought it and Frozen 2 and TLK would be equals anyway. Had to figure there was going to be an interest gap between them, the question was always how big the gap was going to be. The attention was always bigger on Frozen 2's trailer views in terms of media writeups anyway, I don't even recall the stats on TS4's.

Incredibles 2 (18.5M Thursday Preview) * 9.88 = $182.7M June Opening Weekend Finding Dory (9.2M Thursday Preview) * 14.68 = $135.1M June Opening Weekend If Toy Story 4 (~12M Thursday Preview) * 9.88 = $118.6M June Opening Weekend If Toy Story 4 (~12M Thursday Preview) * 14.68 = $176.2M June Opening Weekend wide range of opening scenarios * June Pixar dormant franchise sequel multipliers: If Toy Story 4 performs like… First Weekend 3.00 3.26 (Monsters University) 3.33 (Incredibles 2) 3.60 (Finding Dory) 3.76 (Toy Story 3) 4.00 $50.0M $150.0M $163.0M $166.5M $180.0M $188.0M $200.0M $60.0M $180.0M $195.6M $199.8M $216.0M $225.6M $240.0M $70.0M $210.0M $228.2M $233.1M $252.0M $263.2M $280.0M $80.0M $240.0M $260.8M $266.4M $288.0M $300.8M $320.0M $90.0M $270.0M $293.4M $299.7M $324.0M $338.4M $360.0M $100.0M $300.0M $326.0M $333.0M $360.0M $376.0M $400.0M $110.0M $330.0M $358.6M $366.3M $396.0M $413.6M $440.0M $120.0M $360.0M $391.2M $399.6M $432.0M $451.2M $480.0M $130.0M $390.0M $423.8M $432.9M $468.0M $488.8M $520.0M $140.0M $420.0M $456.4M $466.2M $504.0M $526.4M $560.0M $150.0M $450.0M $489.0M $499.5M $540.0M $564.0M $600.0M $160.0M $480.0M $521.6M $532.8M $576.0M $601.6M $640.0M $170.0M $510.0M $554.2M $566.1M $612.0M $639.2M $680.0M $180.0M $540.0M $586.8M $599.4M $648.0M $676.8M $720.0M $190.0M $570.0M $619.4M $632.7M $684.0M $714.4M $760.0M $200.0M $600.0M $652.0M $666.0M $720.0M $752.0M $800.0M $210.0M $630.0M $684.6M $699.3M $756.0M $789.6M $840.0M $220.0M $660.0M $717.2M $732.6M $792.0M $827.2M $880.0M $230.0M $690.0M $749.8M $765.9M $828.0M $864.8M $920.0M $240.0M $720.0M $782.4M $799.2M $864.0M $902.4M $960.0M $250.0M $750.0M $815.0M $832.5M $900.0M $940.0M $1000.0M unadjusted wide sequel openings close to these highlighted in bold above: Disney Pixar Movie Opening % change Dom. Total % change Annual Ticket Price % Change Monsters, Inc. (2001) $62.6M $255.9M Monsters University (2013) $82.4M 31.7% $268.5M 4.9% 43.9% Finding Nemo (2003) $70.3M $339.7M Finding Dory (2016) $135.1M 92.3% $486.3M 43.1% 43.5% The Incredibles (2004) $70.5M $261.4M Incredibles 2 (2018) $182.7M 159.3% $608.6M 132.8% 46.7% Toy Story 3 (2010) $110.3M $415.0M Toy Story 4 (2019)* TBD TBD TBD TBD ~15.5% * ticket price from 2018 used for 2019 from http://www.natoonline.org/data/ticket-price/

There's not many movies in the past 10 years that opened over $100M that weren't Marvel/DC, but The Hunger Games got on the board all four times, peaking with movie #2. Not saying it'll do it again - we know how these spinoff/prequels can decline, look at Fantastic Beasts - just making a point at how remarkable the series was in its heyday. Lions Gate is just going back the once-successful well again like all these other studios do even if its drier now than before. The YA dystopian genre in particular has retreated a lot even since 2015. Non-Marvel/DC Movie (2010-2019) Distributor Opening Theaters Multiplier Dom. Total Year Star Wars: The Force Awakens Disney $248.0M 4134 3.78 $936.7M 2015 Star Wars: The Last Jedi Disney $220.0M 4232 2.82 $620.2M 2017 Jurassic World Universal $208.8M 4291 3.12 $652.3M 2015 Incredibles 2 Disney $182.7M 4410 3.33 $608.6M 2018 Beauty and the Beast Disney $174.8M 4210 2.88 $504.0M 2017 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows P2 Warner Bros. $169.2M 4375 2.25 $381.0M 2011 The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Lions Gate $158.1M 4163 2.69 $424.7M 2013 Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Disney $155.1M 4157 3.43 $532.2M 2016 The Hunger Games Lions Gate $152.5M 4137 2.67 $408.0M 2012 Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Universal $148.0M 4485 2.82 $417.7M 2018 Furious 7 Universal $147.2M 4022 2.40 $353.0M 2015 The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn P2 Lions Gate/S $141.1M 4070 2.07 $292.3M 2012 The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn P1 Summit $138.1M 4066 2.04 $281.3M 2011 Finding Dory Disney $135.1M 4305 3.60 $486.3M 2016 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows P1 Warner Bros. $125.0M 4125 2.37 $296.0M 2010 It Warner Bros. $123.4M 4148 2.65 $327.5M 2017 The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – P1 Lions Gate $121.9M 4151 2.77 $337.1M 2014 Alice in Wonderland Disney $116.1M 3739 2.88 $334.2M 2010 Minions Universal $115.7M 4311 2.90 $336.0M 2015 Toy Story 3 Disney $110.3M 4028 3.76 $415.0M 2010 The Secret Life of Pets Universal $104.4M 4381 3.53 $368.4M 2016 The Jungle Book Disney $103.3M 4144 3.53 $364.0M 2016 The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – P2 Lions Gate $102.7M 4175 2.74 $281.7M 2015 Transformers: Age of Extinction Paramount $100.0M 4233 2.45 $245.4M 2014

Toy Story 4 by itself doing ~$400M would bring the first half of 2019's Top 10 total and average close to 2015 and 2016 and 2017, but not the median (middle number derived by adding #5 & #6 together and dividing by 2). Top 10 Domestic Movies Unadjusted Box Office (releases in first (a) and second (b) separate halves of year 2014-2019) Rank 2014a 2015a 2016a 2017a 2018a 2019a* 1st $259.8M $652.3M $486.3M $504.0M $700.1M $830.5M 2nd $257.8M $459.0M $408.1M $412.6M $678.8M $426.5M 3rd $245.4M $356.5M $364.0M $389.8M $608.6M $263.4M 4th $241.4M $353.0M $363.1M $264.6M $417.7M $175.0M 5th $233.9M $201.2M $341.3M $226.3M $318.5M $160.8M 6th $202.9M $184.3M $330.4M $226.0M $213.8M $148.6M 7th $200.7M $177.4M $155.4M $176.0M $188.0M $140.8M 8th $191.7M $166.2M $143.5M $175.8M $140.2M $139.6M 9th $177.0M $163.0M $127.4M $175.0M $137.7M $113.9M 10th $150.9M $155.2M $107.5M $172.6M $115.3M $111.0M Total $2.161B $2.868B $2.827B $2.723B $3.519B $2.510B Average $216.1M $286.8M $282.7M $272.3M $351.9M $251.0M Median $218.4M $192.7M $335.8M $226.1M $266.1M $154.7M Rank 2014b 2015b 2016b 2017b 2018b 2019b* 1st $350.1M $936.7M $532.2M $620.2M $335.1M TBD 2nd $337.1M $336.0M $368.4M $404.5M $270.6M TBD 3rd $333.2M $281.7M $325.1M $334.2M $220.2M TBD 4th $255.1M $228.4M $270.4M $327.5M $216.6M TBD 5th $222.5M $200.1M $248.8M $315.1M $216.4M TBD 6th $208.5M $195.0M $234.0M $229.0M $215.3M TBD 7th $191.2M $183.6M $232.6M $209.7M $213.5M TBD 8th $188.0M $180.2M $169.6M $188.0M $201.1M TBD 9th $167.8M $169.7M $162.4M $174.3M $190.2M TBD 10th $128.0M $161.2M $158.8M $146.9M $174.5M TBD Total $2.382B $2.873B $2.702B $2.949B $2.254B TBD Average $238.2M $287.3M $270.2M $294.9M $225.4M TBD Median $215.5M $197.6M $241.4M $272.0M $215.9M TBD * 2019 results not final

Top 30 Box Office Domestic Movies by distributor Year ► Rank ▼ 2 0 0 9 2 0 1 0 2 0 1 1 2 0 1 2 2 0 1 3 2 0 1 4 2 0 1 5 2 0 1 6 2 0 1 7 2 0 1 8 2 0 1 9 * 1 F D W D L W D D D D D Key – Total 2 P D P W D L U D D D D D Disney (other) 20 3 W P L D D D D W D D D Disney (Marvel Studios) 16 4 W S U D D U S U U D Disney (Pixar) 10 5 D W D W W W U D D W U D Disney (Animation Studios) 7 6 W W U L W W U F S F L D Disney (Lucasfilm) 4 7 P U P S D P L D W U W D Disney (Fox) 2 8 W P D D W D F W D P W all Disney total 59 9 F P W U U F D W U D D W Warner Bros. 64 10 W D P P D D S U W F U U Universal 51 11 P S F U P F P D F W F Fox 47 12 F D P D D S U W U D W P Paramount 45 13 F P D D P W F D D S F S Sony 39 14 F W U S F S D F W D W L Lions Gate 14 15 S S P F P F U U S L non-W/U/F/P/S/L studios 11 16 D U P F W P S P W P U all non-Disney total 271 17 U P F U S F U F F W P 18 P F U W F P F F D S 19 S P S S W L U L D S P 20 F P F F U U W F W W P 21 D S P S S U W S D U W 22 S S P W F F P W F W W 23 W P W P D L W U W L 24 S W W F U U F W L W P 25 F U U P F F P P D 26 D U P S S U D S U U S 27 S F S F L F F F U W U 28 U L S W P F U W S D 29 U W S U W W P U S U 30 P W U W W F D S P W S * 2019 results not final Note: Does not retroactively consider Fox releases as Disney releases before March 20, 2019, Above ranked releases: Top 10 - Disney leads (past 10.5 years) Top 20 - Disney leads (past 10.5 years) Top 30 - WB leads by a nose (past 10.5 years) Top 10 domestic box office: Year ▼ Disney Total $ Disney Total % 2009 $293M 9.0% 2010 $950M 33.2% 2011 $433M 17.4% 2012 $861M 26.0% 2013 $1313M 41.4% 2014 $1057M 38.6% 2015 $1953M 48.8% 2016 $2132M 56.3% 2017 $1829M 48.1% 2018 $2204M 55.3% 2019* $1614M 65.0%

Movie first wknd. % change mutliplier dom. Total Godzilla $93.2M 2.15 $200.7M Godzilla KotM $47.8M -48.7% X: Apocalypse $65.8M 2.36 $155.4M Dark Phoenix $32.8M -50.1% Secret Life of Pets $104.4M 3.53 $368.4M Secret Life of Pets 2 $46.7M -55.3% Can G: KotM multi go lower than the already low 2.15 since it's a sequel? Pets 2 should take a hit to the multiplier because it's a sequel that moved from July to June. Phoenix launched in June instead of May which is slightly more favorable for a multiplier. Pretty brutal if all three take a hit with lower multipliers than their predecessors after the way they opened.