Studios ranked based on their 5 strongest, ongoing franchises (2018 version)

[grey ghost]

 

Disney:

 

    1) Avatar - 2.7 b
    2) Avengers Age of Ultron - 1.4 b
    3) Star Wars The Last Jedi -  1.3 b
    4) Frozen - 1.2 b
    5) Black Panther - 1.2 b (estimate)

 

Total - 7.6 billion
Average - 1.54 billion

 

Universal:

 

    1) Jurassic World - 1.6 b
    2) Fate of the Furious - 1.2 b
    3) Minions - 1.1 b
    4) Despicable Me 3 - 1 b
    5) The Secret Life of Pets - 870 m

 

Total - 5.7 billion
Average - 1.1 billion

 

Warner Bros.:

 

    1) Batman vs Superman - 870 m
    2) Wonder Woman - 820 m
    3) Fantastic Beasts - 810 m
    4) Suicide Squad - 740 m
    5) IT - 700 m

 

Total - 3.9 billion
Average - 780 m

 

Sony:

 

    1) Jumanji - 950 m
    2) Spider-man Homecoming - 880 m
    3) MIB 3 - 620 m
    4) Hotel Transylvania 2 - 470 m
    5) Angry Birds - 350 m

 

Total - 3.3 billion
Average - 660 m

Paramount:

 

    1) Mission Impossible Rogue One - 680 m
    2) Transformers The Last Knight - 600 m
    3) World War Z - 540 m
    4) Terminator Genysis - 440 m 
    5) GI Joe Retaliation - 370 m

 

Total - 2.6 billion
Average - 520 m

 

 

 

 

Edited February 25, 2018 by grey ghost

[Ryan Reynolds]

Terminator is still a franchise at Paramount?

[KP1025]

Disney has taken the domestic and worldwide crown for three consecutive years now, and it doesn't look like that streak is ending anytime soon with Avatar now in their portfolio too.

[That One Girl]

1 minute ago, Ryan Reynolds said:

Terminator is still a franchise at Paramount?

 

New one coming in 2019

[grey ghost]

Potential top franchises:

 

Disney: Incredibles, Mary Poppins, Toy Story, Lion King, Frozen, Indiana Jones.

 

Universal: The Grinch, ???

 

Warner Bros: Ready Player One, Rampage,  Mincraft...

 

Sony: Venom, Barbie, Bad Boys, Slender Man, Master of the Universe...

 

Paramount: Beverly Hills Cop, World War Z, Star Trek

 

 

Edited February 25, 2018 by grey ghost

[grey ghost]

5 minutes ago, Ryan Reynolds said:

Terminator is still a franchise at Paramount?

Aww shit.

 

Editing Paramount's numbers now...

[grey ghost]

Why was this moved?

 

It deals with box office?

 

@baumer

 

@DeeCee

 

@aabattery

 

@Water Bottle

 

@Shawn

Edited February 25, 2018 by grey ghost

[grey ghost]

Some non-club, non-specific movie threads in the box office forum...

 

 

 

 

[grey ghost]

Edit: For mods eyes only.

Edited February 25, 2018 by grey ghost

[grey ghost]

Edit: For mods eyes only.

Edited February 25, 2018 by grey ghost

[KeepItU25071906]

 

Where is The Conjuring Universe?

 

And I think you shouldn't divide Marvel and DC movies.

 

 

And Godzilla this is a WB now. 

Edited February 25, 2018 by KeepItU25071906

[grey ghost]

3 hours ago, KeepItU25071906 said:

 

Where is The Conjuring Universe?

 

And I think you shouldn't divide Marvel and DC movies.

 

 

And Godzilla this is a WB now. 

 

The last Conjuring movie made only 320 m WW.

 

Not enough to make WB's top 5.

 

Marvel Cinematic Universe is a megafranchise made of smaller franchises but each franchise can individually change the total/average and help a studio substantially.

 

I fixed Godzilla and replaced it with Angry Birds. Thank you.

[RobinHood26]

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Edited March 9, 2019 by Jay Hollywood

[CJohn]

28 minutes ago, Jay Hollywood said:

 

 

@CJohn

 

 

That shit hurts my eyes holy crap.

[Avatree]

err why have you got Avatar under Disney? It's fox...

[Shawn Robbins]

On 2/25/2018 at 12:09 AM, grey ghost said:

Why was this moved?

 

It deals with box office?

 

@baumer

 

@DeeCee

 

@aabattery

 

@Water Bottle

 

@Shawn

Hmm, I'm not sure. @Water Bottle or any of the other mods would know.

[Dementeleus]

I wouldn't include Fox properties as Disney's until the merger actually goes through, since there are some remaining obstacles.

[grey ghost]

13 minutes ago, Telehilation said:

I wouldn't include Fox properties as Disney's until the merger actually goes through, since there are some remaining obstacles.

It only impacts Avatar. Fox's 2nd biggest franchise probably wouldn't make Disney's top ten. 

[Barnack]

21 minutes ago, grey ghost said:

It only impacts Avatar. Fox's 2nd biggest franchise probably wouldn't make Disney's top ten. 

Hum would it be Apes, Alien, X-Mens ? I imagine X-Men....

 

Depend if you split the MCU or not I imagine because disney is stacked

 

MCU (I guess Iron Man, Captain, Guardian, Thor, Black Panther, etc... are they own franchise

Star wars

Pirates

Indiana Jones

Toy Story

Incredible

Frozen

 

Nemo is over I guess.

Edited February 28, 2018 by Barnack