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This will be the first one for June. The smallest flop but still proves that audiences really want to see a good comedy to get themselves lured into this will likely be one people check out on home video/Netflix.

It's real.

The biggest bomb of June will be.....

im using the mobile version. So it's probably messing things up.

Mobile(iPhone 5c).

Black Mass was his last little hit. Pirates 5 will make $125 million domestic and do $420 million worldwide.

Next bombs (a projection):

Unofficial but would be cool if done right(not likely going to happen).

I know off topic but summer box office is so far dead, and I've only liked two movies(Nice Guys and Neighbors 2) thought one was just alright(Money Monster). So I decided to instead watch some movies that I found at half price books and got a lot of goodies! So anyway I saw this one earlier. Pretty good movie, I really liked it. (Taken from my phone) so not the best quality.

So I wonder if Ninja Turtles could make it to $50 million next weekend.

X-Men will probably make $175-$180 million domestic. Alice 2 is a straight up bomb even with shit going on with Depp's personal life and Amber Heard divorcing him because of abuse/domestic violence and such. But either way Alice will fall short of $100 million domestic and make around $75-$80 million domestic. The rest will be interesting to look at in the long run. Overall, May 2016 has been the least attended May since 2004.

Ninja Turtles 2: 45 million, Me Before You: 11.9 million, Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping: 10.2 million.

Overall my thoughts on both May and the summer box office so far.

Warcraft will probably do Terminator:Genisys or Pacific Rim numbers in China.

I have a feeling that June could be sucessful. Ninja Turtles could debut between $45-$55 million opening weekend and make about $150 million domestic and make $290 million overseas. Popstar won't be that huge unless it's an appealing comedy which it looks funny but could bring in some audiences but that will probably bomb next weekend. Me Befpre You will probably tank as well. The Conjuring should debut between $35-$45 million opening weekend, and make about $100-$110 million domestic and make about $180 million overseas. Now You See Me 2 will debut between $13-$15 million opening weekend and make about $45 million domestic. Warcraft will debut around $30 million and make $70-$75 milion domestic and make about $160 million overseas. Finding Dory should debut with at least between $90-$100 million opening weekend but I hope it do Minions OW or something like that. An OW around $112 million will be fine for Dory and make about $360 million domestic. And make a $1 billion worldwide.

This movie? I forgot this came out, i remember the TV spot.

I think when I usually do my Sunday box office I'm going to talk about Johnny Depp/Disney and how Johnny Depp could have a box office redeemer with Pirates 5 next summer. The last film made a $1 billion worldwide, but only time can tell.

Depp, piracy isn't an issue there's hasn't been any really true big hits inside the box office lately. Also it's an unnecessary sequel. Here's an article from late 2011 by the late Roger Ebert that's about ticket sales and its still somewhat relevant today. http://www.rogerebert.com/rogers-journal/ill-tell-you-why-movie-revenue-is-dropping

Decent for X-Men but nothing spectular. Alice is going to flop hard and make $95 million domestic.

Alice 2 bombs. X-Men surprises. Holdovers are stronger than ever.(an early prediction).

The trailer for Alice 2 was lame.

I also heard John Carpenter is supposed to the executive producer of the next Halloween so maybe could be good.

Season Of The Witch is criminally underrated, it has balls for a horror film of its time wouldn't do or even today would not do.

Hype. Samberg can't open a movie to even $15 million, looks stupid and silly but it's a movie people will forget about by the end of the year.