grey ghost Posted July 31, 2016 Posted July 31, 2016 Here are the studio's biggest films for 2017... Disney: Rogue One (minus first two weeks) Beauty and the Beast (live action) Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2 Pirates of the Caribbean 5 Cars 3? Untitled Disney Fairy Tale (live action) Thor Ragnorok Coco Star Wars 8 (for first two weeks) Universal: Fifty Shades Darker The Great Wall Fast 8 The Mummy Despicable Me 3 Untitled horror (3 movies) Pitch Perfect 3 (for first week) Warner Bros: Lego the Batman Movie Kong Skull Island King Arthur Annabelle 2 Wonder Woman Dunkirk CHiPs Ninjago Justice League Fox: The Boss Baby Captain Underpants The Kingsman: The Golden Circle War for the Planet of the Apes The Story of Ferdinand Alien: Covenant Untitled Marvel film The Croods 2 (first week only) Sony: The Dark Tower Smurfs The Lost Village Barbie Bad Boys 3 Uncharted Spider-man Homecoming Jumanji Untitled event film (September) The Equalizer 2 Paramount: xXx - The Return of Xander Cage Ghost in the Shell Baywatch World War Z 2 Transformers The Last Knight Lionsgate: 2 Quote
WrathOfHan Posted July 31, 2016 Posted July 31, 2016 1. Disney 2. WB 3. Universal 4. Sony 5. Fox 6. Paramount 20. Lionsgate 2 Quote
AniNate Posted July 31, 2016 Posted July 31, 2016 I think it'll still be Disney. They're just too big now 2 Quote
James Posted July 31, 2016 Posted July 31, 2016 This is starting to look like a two-men-show. It will likely be Disney and the only other studio that has a chance at challenging it is WB. The rest will be far behind. And looking at 2018 the difference between the Big 2 and the rest will get even bigger. 1 Quote
Alli Posted July 31, 2016 Posted July 31, 2016 (edited) 33 minutes ago, grey ghost said: Paramount: xXx - The Return of Xander Cage Ghost in the Shell Baywatch World War Z 2 Transformers The Last Knight yykes What's happening to Paramount? Why so few movies? Is World War Z 2 even happening? Edited July 31, 2016 by Alli 1 Quote
babz06 Posted July 31, 2016 Posted July 31, 2016 (edited) I don't know why we need to debate this. Disney is ruling for the next few years. WB and Uni are the only ones who can compete. Edited July 31, 2016 by babz06 1 Quote
filmlover Posted July 31, 2016 Posted July 31, 2016 Disney. FYI I could totally see Beauty and the Beast being a $400M+ grosser. 5 Quote
grey ghost Posted July 31, 2016 Author Posted July 31, 2016 5 minutes ago, James said: This is starting to look like a two-men-show. It will likely be Disney and the only other studio that has a chance at challenging it is WB. The rest will be far behind. And looking at 2018 the difference between the Big 2 and the rest will get even bigger. Based on some rough predictions, Disney (2.1 billion) is way ahead with Universal (1.5 billion) and WB (1.5 billion) battling for 2nd. Sony (1.2 billion) should do pretty decent and safely place 4th. Fox (.9 billion) avoids last place but Paramount (.6 billion) doesn't. 1 Quote
Arlborn Posted July 31, 2016 Posted July 31, 2016 (edited) The answer to which studio will be the first is too obvious to even bother giving. 9 minutes ago, Alli said: yykes What's happening to Paramount? Why so few movies? Is World War Z 2 even happening? To be fair to them all of those movies have blockbuster potential, specially OS. Edited July 31, 2016 by Arlborn 1 Quote
CJohn Posted July 31, 2016 Posted July 31, 2016 Disney will win every year until the end of times. For every year they win an angel dies. 1 Quote
CJohn Posted July 31, 2016 Posted July 31, 2016 14 minutes ago, Alli said: yykes What's happening to Paramount? Why so few movies? Is World War Z 2 even happening? No. 1 Quote
grey ghost Posted July 31, 2016 Author Posted July 31, 2016 (edited) Disney: Rogue One (minus first two weeks) - 200 m Beauty and the Beast (live action) - 200 m Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2 - 250 m Pirates of the Caribbean 5 - 150 m Cars 3? - 150 m Untitled Disney Fairy Tale (live action) - 200 m Thor Ragnorok - 200 m Coco - 300 m Star Wars 8 (for first two weeks) - 500 m Total - 2150 m Warner Bros: Lego the Batman Movie - 200 m Kong Skull Island - 250 m King Arthur - 100 m Annabelle 2 - 100 m Wonder Woman - 200 m Dunkirk - 200 m CHiPs - 100 m Ninjago - 50 m Justice League - 350 m Total - 1550 m Universal: Fifty Shades Darker - 150 m The Great Wall - 150 m Fast 8 - 300 m The Mummy - 200 m Despicable Me 3 - 300 m Untitled horror (3 movies) - 300 m Pitch Perfect 3 (for first week) - 100 m Total - 1500 m Sony: The Dark Tower - 150 m Smurfs The Lost Village - 50 m Barbie - 50 m Bad Boys 3 - 200 m Uncharted - 150 m Spider-man Homecoming - 300 m Jumanji - 150 m Untitled event film (September) - 100 m The Equalizer 2 - 100 m Total - 1250 Fox: The Boss Baby - 50 m Captain Underpants - 100 m The Kingsman: The Golden Circle - 100 m War for the Planet of the Apes - 200 m The Story of Ferdinand - 150 m Alien: Covenant - 100 m Untitled Marvel film - 150 m The Croods 2 (first week only) - 100 m Total - 950 m Paramount: xXx - The Return of Xander Cage - 50 m Ghost in the Shell - 100 m Baywatch - 100 m World War Z 2 - 150 m Transformers The Last Knight - 200 m Total - 600 m Edited July 31, 2016 by grey ghost Quote
James Posted July 31, 2016 Posted July 31, 2016 10 minutes ago, grey ghost said: Based on some rough predictions, Disney (2.1 billion) is way ahead with Universal (1.5 billion) and WB (1.5 billion) battling for 2nd. Sony (1.2 billion) should do pretty decent and safely place 4th. Fox (.9 billion) avoids last place but Paramount (.6 billion) doesn't. How is Universal getting to 1.5b and how is WB ending up with so little? Like, seriously, give m some estimates because that is just not adding up. WB will be closer to 2b, just like this year. 1 Quote
babz06 Posted July 31, 2016 Posted July 31, 2016 7 minutes ago, Arlborn said: The answer to which studio will be the first is too obvious to even bother giving. To be fair to them all of those movies have blockbuster potential, specially OS. Yeah finding out what the placements are after Disney is a more interesting question. World War Z, Bad Boys 3 and Uncharted will move to 2018 so that decreases Sony and Paramount to potential haul. 1 Quote
grey ghost Posted July 31, 2016 Author Posted July 31, 2016 1 minute ago, James said: How is Universal getting to 1.5b and how is WB ending up with so little? Like, seriously, give m some estimates because that is just not adding up. WB will be closer to 2b, just like this year. I just posted my numbers. Feel free to give me your estimates for Disney vs Uni vs WB. Quote
James Posted July 31, 2016 Posted July 31, 2016 (edited) 28 minutes ago, grey ghost said: Disney: Rogue One (minus first two weeks) - 200 m 200m Beauty and the Beast (live action) - 200 m 300m Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2 - 250 m 300m Pirates of the Caribbean 5 - 150 m 150m Cars 3? - 150 m 150m Untitled Disney Fairy Tale (live action) - 200 m 200m Thor Ragnorok - 200 m 200m Coco - 300 m 200m Star Wars 8 (for first two weeks) - 500 m 450m Total - 2150 m Total - 2150 Warner Bros: Lego the Batman Movie - 200 m 300m Kong Skull Island - 250 m 250m King Arthur - 100 m 130m Annabelle 2 - 100 m 70m Wonder Woman - 200 m 300m Dunkirk - 200 m 200m CHiPs - 100 m 100m Ninjago - 50 m 150m (it's a Lego movie. why would it make 50m???) Justice League - 350 m 350 Total - 1850m And WB still has 9 other titles scheduled for 2017, of which Live By Night could go for 100m with the award season, It might break out with the recent string of successes WB is having with horrors, Blade Runner might be a Mad Max type of success. And then you have Geostorm + the comedies. 2b will happen for them and they have a good chance of challenging Disney. Universal: Fifty Shades Darker - 150 m 100m (massive fall from the first one) The Great Wall - 150 m 150m Fast 8 - 300 m 300m The Mummy - 200 m 200m Despicable Me 3 - 300 m 300m Untitled horror (3 movies) - 300 m (lol no way; that would average 100m per movie which is absurd; there are very few horror flicks that make 100m or even close to it) 150m Pitch Perfect 3 (for first week) - 100 m 100m Total - 1300 m Edited July 31, 2016 by James 1 Quote
UrosepsisFace Posted July 31, 2016 Posted July 31, 2016 There are quite a few big movies missing from these lists. What about Bladerunner for example? Anyway, 2017 will be the boring precursor to 2018: the true battle. Quote
AniNate Posted July 31, 2016 Posted July 31, 2016 Yeah, it's happening. They released concept art a couple months ago and some guy named Brian Fee is directing Quote
