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I think it would be too close to release though? My guess is second trailer by the end of the month (Dungeons and Dragons) and the CinemaCon is going to be some footage to the people who will be present there or maybe a final trailer that gets release online days after to announce pre-sales, but idk.

The movie will be present at CinemaCon on April 26th

That's huge for this movie and the franchise in general. Can it go up to $60M with actuals or is it too far?

I mean dude saved the Earth five times he clearly deserves a Nobel. Lol but seriously, as a marketing move I have to give it to Paramount, I guess full trailer before either Scream VI or Dungeons and Dragons?

https://twitter.com/ROTBTrailer/status/1632188318904381440?t=QplC1cxnPvSjs6awIWUBEA&s=19 Low quality but the cast was at the Kid's Choice Awards because of an award to Optimus Prime. Wonder if it's only the award or Paramount will start using the nostalgia bait on the marketing even if they are not relate anymore to Bayverse.

Oh I forgot about it, yeah it may not happen now I guess. Next year could be the one though: Snow White, Elio, Kung Fu Panda 4, Beyond the Spider-Verse and Godzilla vs Kong sequel. The problem is that one of the animated ones will end up moving because of competition.

Agree, this is going to be a month way more interesting to follow than I thought and it's nice to see movies that atracts those kind of audience succeding. June seems to be the one that hits all diferent cuadrants this year. There's animation with Spider-Verse and Elemental, Superhero with the Flash (and Spider-Verse again) and well both Transformers and Indy are action but the latter appeals to an older crew.

The same multiplier as Batman Vs Superman from third weekend to domestic total (330/296) would put it around $206 - $207 million which would mean worse legs (1.99 vs 1.95)... yikes. In fact right now is behind it already. BvS was at 1.78, this number for Ant-Man would mean 1.75.

It's like a mini march 2017 where four movies opened over $40 million (Beauty and the Beast, Logan, Lego Batman and Kong) Depends on Shazam for this to tie it.

Hi, kinda new here and I'm not sure if this is the right place to make this question but I wonder: Will any MCU film be top 3 for Disney highest grossing next year? I mean there's still Deadpool 3 ( or at least for the moment) but even if it stays, Avatar 3 is the sequel to a $2 Billion grosser, Mufasa is a sequel/prequel to a movie that made more than $1.6 billion and Inside Out 2 has a good possibility of breaking out considering the first made $857M in 2015, won't be surprise if it surprasses $1 billion.

Is it possible that Inside Out 2 takes the number one spot next year?

Also because Cinemascore makes the poll on the opening day where the fans who are most likely to give a high rating show up. As an example, every Star Wars movie before Episode IX got at least A- besides people criticizing the prequels on the day as well as The Last Jedi (which got an A)

I can see Up and Ratatouille in live action. Other old Pixar movies would be weird outside of Incredibles but that's getting a sequel probably. Maayybe Wall-e but idk

I wouldn't be surprise if Disney greenlight remakes for Tangled and Princess and the Frog if this become a hit since this is kinda the test for 2010s nostalgia (at least animated) I mean they would do them anyway but this could be the definitive factor (normally it takes 20 years+ for a remake)

IMDB rating is at 6.6 which is only better than Eternals and Thor: Love and Thunder (both 6.3) but I'm not sure how reliable is it right now since it's early. How did other MCU movies start?

I doubt it but I also think it's begin underestimated. I think it can outgross Quantumania at least now tbh.

Peruvian here and to be fair the new Asu Mare wasn't really part of the main franchise despite having the title. It's a spin-off that doesn't follow the main star's story (the first two movies were almost like a biography starring himself). He's quite a popular actor here. In other words they were hit movies but not a good idea for a franchise.

Specific movies confirmed for theaters? No. But hypothetically I would say Harry Potter 9 or a Star Wars movie (but not in the next few years). And...well...I wouldn't rule out a live-action Frozen remake. But none of these seem to happen in the next couple of years so...

Top 10 Most Anticipated Blockbusters of 2023 according to a survey of over 5,000 people by @Fandango It' number 8 on the list besides begin almost one year away from release.

10 Biggest Movies of 2023 Ranked by Box Office Earnings Potential Their list: 1. Fast X - $1.2 Billion 2. The Little Mermaid - $1 Billion 3. Guardians of the Galaxy 3 - $900 Million 4. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom - $800 Million 5. The Marvels - $820 Million 6. Super Mario Bros Movie - $800 Million 7. Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania - $775 Million 8. Transformers: Rise of the Beasts - $700 Million 9. Mission Impossible 7 - $695 Million 10. The Flash - $650 Million. I think MI7 will be higher than what they say also Indiana Jones should appear here. But outside of it this is a fair list to me although I don't see Fast X making The Fate of the Furious numbers I think it'll be closer to $1 billion

‘Transformers: Rise of the Beasts’ Trailer Sets Viewership Records for Paramount With 494 Million Global Views in the first week and 238 Million on day one (4th best all time) Of course that doesn't mean it's now a lock for $1B don't even think about the Infinity War's numbers. But perhaps the interest of the general audience is being underestimated. Trailer views don't always translate to box office but at this level it's hard to see it doing the same as Bumblebee tbh. Although it will depend on the rest of marketing to keep that interest at high levels.