Impact

If you have not seen Captain Mavel the end credits scene will make little sense, out of the end credits of Marvel films so far I can see that one being the most confusing. (Well for Endgame people thought that it was going to be like how you had too see Black Panther in order to get some of IW, which was not the case with Endgame-you didn't have to see Captain Marvel, but for the end credits of this film...) Anyway I enjoyed this film, though I do wish some classic Spidey could come back-which Sony kind of ruined by deciding to reboot it too soon (I told people it was too soon but nobody listened! I still enjoy TASM and am still upset about unanswered questions but that is another story) I have no clue where to rank this among MCU films. (They have yet to announce the next film! How the heck is a Black Widow film going to work??? Okay sorry that is another story)

So what will win July? Spidey or Lion King?

Doubtful-but I really hope X-Men is on a long deserved break after this film.

Since TS4 is likely to win June-what do you think will be number 2? I will say MIB. (Though for a Pixar film I've not seen much advertising for TS4-compared to there past features, well other then Good Dino) Edit: Forgot that Life of Pets 2 comes out in June, was thinking that was a July release.

My first review in a long time-saw a 6:30PM showing on it's pre opening night. Anyway-this is probably my favorite out of every MCU (heck comic book movies), which I thought nothing would top Thor 3 for phase 3 for me, but it did. The film was really great, couldn't believe it was 3 hours. There were some emotional parts (Black Widow, Cap and Tony among that), funny parts (fat Thor? That was GREAT), StarLord back. I'm not sure where they will go from here (other then Black Panther 2, Spider-Man: Far From Home, AsGaurdians of the Galaxy as I call it, Ant-Man 3 and Strange 2, among any other new ones). This should be nominated at the Oscars, probably wont unless if they grow desperate for ratings (they have become such a joke, but that's another convo for another time) Anyway A.

The White Crow will make 400 million next week. As for that indie called Avengers Endgame....umm 200K (I honestly have no clue what the film White Crow is)

Dumbo did less then I expected, Unplanned did right where I actually was expecting it.

Well I have not been paying attention to anything other then the major films. You know for a animated film by a major studio, Wonder Park really isn't being advertised. (I guess at least-from the sound of it)

I wonder what will replace Captain Marvel at number one? Probably Dumbo. Unless if there is something I don't know about in the next few weeks.

The next thing I will see will either be Dragon 3 or Captain Marvel. (Only thing I've seen this year in theaters is Aquaman) (Yeah I know yesterday I said I didn't see anything this year, thinking I saw Aquaman at the very end of last year but then edited that) (Now what I'll see next at home-I have no idea. I could just watch some random film now if I wanted to)

Wow 291.5M???? Ummm wow. We need a Owen Wilson wow smiley.

Wait-I saw Aquaman the first week of January, so I have seen something this year. (I was sick the week it came out, and basically snowed in for the next 2 weeks)

This is the first year since....I don't know when-where the first film I will in theaters see will be in March. (Well the last 2 years in a row I didn't see a single film in September or October which was the first time in a long time in 2017) Edit: oops-saw Aquaman this year, not last year (I put that in another post)

"Aquaman is not realistic" no *bleep Sherlock. And I suppose a movie where a guy turns into a 10 foot tall blue man and falls in love with a 10 foot tall blue woman and everyone is basically a hippie or evil is? Um yeah....

Remember back when people thought Alita do big numbers? Then it had a rather creepy looking teaser at Episode 8..... And it looks like it might be number one, but it has to fight against Lego 2.