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$100M in 2018

 

Locks (100%)

 

1. Black Panther

2. Avengers: Infinity War

3. Solo: A Star Wars Story

4. Deadpool 2

5. The Incredibles 2

6. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

7. Ant-Man and the Wasp

8. Mission: Impossible 6

9. Dark Phoenix

10. The Nutcracker and the Four Realms

11. The Grinch

12.Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindlewald

13. Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2

14. Aquaman

15. Mary Poppins Returns

 

Very Possible (60-99.9%)

 

16. A Wrinkle In Time

17. Tomb Raider

18. Ready Player One

19. Venom

20. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

21. Bumblebee

 

Possible (45-59.9%)

 

22. Fifty Shades Freed

23. Pacific Rim Uprising

24. New Mutants

25. Rampage

26. Ocean's 8

27. The Nun

28. Skyscraper

29. Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again!

30. Untitled Christopher Robin Project

31. First Man

32. Mowgli

33. Mortal Engines

34. Bohemian Rhapsody

 

I feel like I may be being a bit to harsh lol

 

Rest of 2017

 

32. Pitch Perfect 3 - Between January 7th and 10th

 

Other Poss. The Post...

 

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For Fun!!!

 

2019 (All possibilities)

 

1. Glass

2. The LEGO Movie 2

3. Gambit

4. How to Train Your Dragon 3

5. Captain Marvel

6. Untitled Jordan Peele Project

7. Godzilla 2

8. Dumbo

9. Untitled DC Film

10. Untitled Avengers

11. John Wick: Chapter 3

12. Men In Black Untitled

13. Aladdin

14. Charlie's Angels???

15. The Secret Life of Pets 2

16. Untitled Fox/Marvel Film

17. Toy Story 4

18. Cowboy Ninja Viking

19. Transformers 7

20. Spider-Man 2 

21. Top Gun

22. The Lion King

23. Untitled Fast & Furious Spin Off

24. It: Chapter 2

25. The Angry Birds Movie 2

26. Wonder Woman 2

27. Frozen 2

28. Masters of the Universe

29. Star Wars: Episode IX

30. Wicked

 

Add in Mid-tier and Oscar season and that's a pretty good year!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Murder On The Orient Express has crossed the 100M DOM mark, as did Jumanji. 3 to go. Pitch Perfect 3 and The Post have their likeliness. Now all eyes are on The Greatest Showman (and maybe even Ferdinand) to see if it can pull a miracle and get to 100M. All of a sudden, 2017's record breaking chances might not be completely dead yet.

 

Although it's not very likely, as both TGS and Ferdinand will be both at around 55 and 60M respectively after their 4-days, while Passengers was at 66M after New Year 4-day. And Passengers (like TGS, but not like Ferdinand, which started 3 weeks ago) was in its 2nd weekend, AND it only barely crossed 100M anyway.

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So, Pitch Perfect 3 is definitely gonna cross 100, The Post is also extremely likely given how nutty its PTA's have been so far, so it was all down to one miscellaneous breakout to make it.

 

The Greatest Showman, after a 15.5M 2nd weekend, is expected to do around 14M this weekend, and will probably finish at around 120M.

 

THE RECORD IS GOING DOWN :ohmygod:

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22 minutes ago, narniadis said:

Can't count our chickens yet, but it does look promising.  Will laugh really hard though if The Post joins the 90m Brigade

 

Imagine The Post fading out at 99,6M......

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500M

  1. Beauty and the Beast - May 28
  2. Star Wars: The Last Jedi - December 30

400M

  1. Beauty and the Beast – April 4
  2. Wonder Woman - August 8
  3. Star Wars: The Last Jedi - December 26

300M

  1. Beauty and the Beast – March 26
  2. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 - May 21
  3. Wonder Woman - June 23
  4. Spider-Man: Homecoming - August 10
  5. It - October 7
  6. Thor: Ragnarok - December 10
  7. Star Wars: The Last Jedi - December 22

200M

  1. Beauty and the Beast – March 21
  2. Logan – March 26
  3. The Fate of the Furious - May 5
  4. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 - May 13
  5. Wonder Woman - June 11
  6. Spider-Man: Homecoming - July 16
  7. Despicable Me 3 - July 20
  8. It - September 16
  9. Thor: Ragnarok - November 12
  10. Justice League - December 5
  11. Star Wars: The Last Jedi - December 17
  12. Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle - January 3

100M

  1. Split - February 7
  2. The LEGO Batman Movie - February 20
  3. Fifty Shades Darker – February 25
  4. Logan – March 7
  5. Get Out – March 11
  6. Beauty and the Beast – March 18
  7. Kong: Skull Island – March 18
  8. The Boss Baby – April 13
  9. The Fate of the Furious - April 17
  10. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 - May 6
  11. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales - June 3
  12. Wonder Woman - June 4
  13. Cars 3 - June 26
  14. Transformers: The Last Knight - July 2
  15. Despicable Me 3 - July 5
  16. Spider-Man: Homecoming - July 9
  17. War for the Planet of the Apes - July 24
  18. Dunkirk - July 30
  19. Baby Driver - August 13
  20. Girls Trip - August 17
  21. It - September 10
  22. Annabelle: Creation - September 19
  23. Thor: Ragnarok - November 5
  24. Justice League - November 20
  25. Kingsman: The Golden Circle - December 1
  26. Coco - December 2
  27. Wonder - December 10
  28. Star Wars: The Last Jedi - December 15
  29. Daddy's Home 2 - December 26
  30. Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle - December 27
  31. Murder on the Orient Express - December 28
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500M

  1. Beauty and the Beast - May 28
  2. Star Wars: The Last Jedi - December 30

400M

  1. Beauty and the Beast – April 4
  2. Wonder Woman - August 8
  3. Star Wars: The Last Jedi - December 26

300M

  1. Beauty and the Beast – March 26
  2. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 - May 21
  3. Wonder Woman - June 23
  4. Spider-Man: Homecoming - August 10
  5. It - October 7
  6. Thor: Ragnarok - December 10
  7. Star Wars: The Last Jedi - December 22

200M

  1. Beauty and the Beast – March 21
  2. Logan – March 26
  3. The Fate of the Furious - May 5
  4. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 - May 13
  5. Wonder Woman - June 11
  6. Spider-Man: Homecoming - July 16
  7. Despicable Me 3 - July 20
  8. It - September 16
  9. Thor: Ragnarok - November 12
  10. Justice League - December 5
  11. Star Wars: The Last Jedi - December 17
  12. Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle - January 3

100M

  1. Split - February 7
  2. The LEGO Batman Movie - February 20
  3. Fifty Shades Darker – February 25
  4. Logan – March 7
  5. Get Out – March 11
  6. Beauty and the Beast – March 18
  7. Kong: Skull Island – March 18
  8. The Boss Baby – April 13
  9. The Fate of the Furious - April 17
  10. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 - May 6
  11. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales - June 3
  12. Wonder Woman - June 4
  13. Cars 3 - June 26
  14. Transformers: The Last Knight - July 2
  15. Despicable Me 3 - July 5
  16. Spider-Man: Homecoming - July 9
  17. War for the Planet of the Apes - July 24
  18. Dunkirk - July 30
  19. Baby Driver - August 13
  20. Girls Trip - August 17
  21. It - September 10
  22. Annabelle: Creation - September 19
  23. Thor: Ragnarok - November 5
  24. Justice League - November 20
  25. Kingsman: The Golden Circle - December 1
  26. Coco - December 2
  27. Wonder - December 10
  28. Star Wars: The Last Jedi - December 15
  29. Daddy's Home 2 - December 26
  30. Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle - December 27
  31. Murder on the Orient Express - December 28
  32. The Greatest Showman - January 16
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1 hour ago, MCKillswitch123 said:

Pitch Perfect 3 is gonna do it as well. If I'm not wrong, that will tie the record (it would need one more to set a new one).

 

All eyes are on The Post now to see if it can leg it out to 100M. Not impossible, but it's a true 50/50 shot at this point.

It won't actually the record is 35 films in 2013.

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My 2018 predictions:

 

2.9.18 Peter Rabbit $101m

2.9.18 Fifty Shades Freed $102m

2.16.18 Black Panther $350m

3.9.18 A Wrinkle in Time $125m

3.16.18 Tomb Raider $105m

3.30.18 Ready Player One $110m

4.20.18 Rampage $150m

5.4.18 Avengers: Infinity War $520m

5.18.18 Deadpool 2 $325m

5.25.18 Solo: A Star Wars Story $400m

6.8.18 Ocean's 8 $115m

6.15.18 The Incredibles 2 $415m

6.22.18 Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom $420m

7.6.18 Ant-Man and the Wasp $185m

7.13.18 Hotel Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation $135m

7.13.18 Skyscraper $105m

7.20.18 Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again $110m

2.27.18 Mission Impossible VI $180m

10.5.18 Venom $135m

10.12.18 First Man $125m

10.19.18 Mowgli $165m

11.2.18 Dark Phoenix $110m

11.2.18 The Nutcracker and the Four Realms $120m

11.9.18 Dr. Seuss' The Grinch $250m

11.9.18 Holmes & Watson $110m

11.16.18 Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald $220m

11.21.18 Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2 $205m

12.14.18 Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse $170m

12.21.18 Aquaman $240m

12.25.18 Mary Poppins Returns $280m

12.25.18 Bohemian Rhapsody $110m

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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18 minutes ago, MCKillswitch123 said:

Well then, @Poe Blankeron, you might have some splainin' to do :kitschjob:

Indeed they do, here's BOM for 2013. Definitely 35!

EDIT: Lone Survivor at #24 didn't go wide until 2014, so perhaps that's why?

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Rank Movie Title (click to view) Studio
Total Gross / Theaters Opening / Theaters Open Close
1 The Hunger Games: Catching Fire LGF $424,668,047 4,163 $158,074,286 4,163 11/22 4/3
2 Iron Man 3 BV $409,013,994 4,253 $174,144,585 4,253 5/3 9/12
3 Frozen BV $400,738,009 3,742 $243,390 1 11/22 7/17
4 Despicable Me 2 Uni. $368,061,265 4,003 $83,517,315 3,997 7/3 1/16
5 Man of Steel WB $291,045,518 4,207 $116,619,362 4,207 6/14 9/19
6 Gravity WB $274,092,705 3,820 $55,785,112 3,575 10/4 5/8
7 Monsters University BV $268,492,764 4,004 $82,429,469 4,004 6/21 12/19
8 The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug WB (NL) $258,366,855 3,928 $73,645,197 3,903 12/13 4/17
9 Fast & Furious 6 Uni. $238,679,850 3,771 $97,375,245 3,658 5/24 9/5
10 Oz The Great and Powerful BV $234,911,825 3,912 $79,110,453 3,912 3/8 7/18
11 Star Trek Into Darkness Par. $228,778,661 3,907 $70,165,559 3,868 5/16 9/12
12 Thor: The Dark World BV $206,362,140 3,841 $85,737,841 3,841 11/8 4/17
13 World War Z Par. $202,359,711 3,607 $66,411,834 3,607 6/21 10/10
14 The Croods Fox $187,168,425 4,065 $43,639,736 4,046 3/22 9/19
15 The Heat Fox $159,582,188 3,184 $39,115,043 3,181 6/28 12/12
16 We're the Millers WB (NL) $150,394,119 3,445 $26,419,396 3,260 8/7 12/5
17 American Hustle Sony $150,117,807 2,629 $740,455 6 12/13 4/6
18 The Great Gatsby (2013) WB $144,840,419 3,550 $50,085,185 3,535 5/10 8/22
19 The Conjuring WB (NL) $137,400,141 3,115 $41,855,326 2,903 7/19 10/31
20 Identity Thief Uni. $134,506,920 3,230 $34,551,025 3,141 2/8 6/6
21 Grown Ups 2 Sony $133,668,525 3,491 $41,508,572 3,491 7/12 11/17
22 The Wolverine Fox $132,556,852 3,924 $53,113,752 3,924 7/26 12/5
23 Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues Par. $125,168,368 3,507 $26,232,425 3,507 12/18 2/20
24 Lone Survivor Uni. $125,095,601 3,285 $90,872 2 12/25 4/10
25 G.I. Joe: Retaliation Par. $122,523,060 3,734 $40,501,814 3,719 3/28 7/18
26 Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 Sony $119,793,567 4,001 $34,017,930 4,001 9/27 3/16
27 Now You See Me LG/S $117,723,989 3,082 $29,350,389 2,925 5/31 9/26
28 The Wolf of Wall Street Par. $116,900,694 2,557 $18,361,578 2,537 12/25 4/3
29 Lee Daniels' The Butler Wein. $116,632,095 3,330 $24,637,312 2,933 8/16 2/13
30 The Hangover Part III WB $112,200,072 3,565 $41,671,198 3,555 5/23 8/15
31 Epic Fox $107,518,682 3,894 $33,531,068 3,882 5/24 9/19
32 Captain Phillips Sony $107,100,855 3,143 $25,718,314 3,020 10/11 3/2
33 Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa Par. $102,003,019 3,345 $32,055,177 3,336 10/25 1/23
34 Pacific Rim WB $101,802,906 3,285 $37,285,325 3,275 7/12 10/17
35 This is the End Sony $101,470,202 3,055 $20,719,162 3,055 6/12 10/6
36 Olympus Has Fallen FD $98,925,640 3,106 $30,373,794 3,098 3/22 7/11

 

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53 minutes ago, Kalo said:

My 2018 predictions:

 

2.9.18 Peter Rabbit $101m

2.9.18 Fifty Shades Freed $102m

2.16.18 Black Panther $350m

3.9.18 A Wrinkle in Time $125m

3.16.18 Tomb Raider $105m

3.30.18 Ready Player One $110m

4.20.18 Rampage $150m

5.4.18 Avengers: Infinity War $520m

5.18.18 Deadpool 2 $325m

5.25.18 Solo: A Star Wars Story $400m

6.8.18 Ocean's 8 $115m

6.15.18 The Incredibles 2 $415m

6.22.18 Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom $420m

7.6.18 Ant-Man and the Wasp $185m

7.13.18 Hotel Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation $135m

7.13.18 Skyscraper $105m

7.20.18 Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again $110m

2.27.18 Mission Impossible VI $180m

10.5.18 Venom $135m

10.12.18 First Man $125m

10.19.18 Mowgli $165m

11.2.18 Dark Phoenix $110m

11.2.18 The Nutcracker and the Four Realms $120m

11.9.18 Dr. Seuss' The Grinch $250m

11.9.18 Holmes & Watson $110m

11.16.18 Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald $220m

11.21.18 Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2 $205m

12.14.18 Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse $170m

12.21.18 Aquaman $240m

12.25.18 Mary Poppins Returns $280m

12.25.18 Bohemian Rhapsody $110m

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No to Skyscraper, Mowgli (think this will be a huge flop), and Bohemian Rapsody. 

 

I think if it's released this year Barbie will be a hit whether we like it or not. Also Mortal Engines could be a sleeper. Ditto Slenderman which I'm surprised people here are sleeping on. Horror is big right now and people still talk about the short story and the resulting true horror story. 

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27 minutes ago, tonytr87 said:

 

No to Skyscraper, Mowgli (think this will be a huge flop), and Bohemian Rapsody. 

 

I think if it's released this year Barbie will be a hit whether we like it or not. Also Mortal Engines could be a sleeper. Ditto Slenderman which I'm surprised people here are sleeping on. Horror is big right now and people still talk about the short story and the resulting true horror story. 

I almost Put Barbie, but I need to see more promotional material, the only reason I put Skyscraper was because of Dwayne Johnson, and I'm unsure about Bohemian Rapsody. I do feel like some horror has to breakout so I wouldn't be surprised if Slenderman or The Nun hit $100m. anyways it's just my guesses I am sure I will be wrong on several of them. I do think Mowgli will hit $100m though, people might think it's the sequel to the Jungle Book for one thing. it has a stellar cast and Legend of Tarzan was still able to cross $100m.

 

I noticed the release schedule is really uneven with potential blockbusters. Summer 2018 will not have a problem being huge simply because even if Avengers, Solo, Deadpool, JW2 and I2 all under-preformed they are all near locks for $300m even on the low end. 

 

March will have 0 $200m grossers, and unless if The Grinch, Aquaman or Marry Poppins really over-preform the holiday season will not see a single $300m film.  

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