Post-Peak Disney?

[lorddemaxus]

2 minutes ago, TMP said:

Lay off the scooby snacks bro

120+150 mil at worst = 270 = 3.4*80. Easy win for WB

[grey ghost]

1 hour ago, The Panda said:

CRASH AND BURN

Wishful thinking. 😛

[grey ghost]

I hesitate to call anything a peak.

 

I remember people calling Avengers 1 the peak of the MCU before phase 3 took off like a rocket.

[YM!]

2 hours ago, lorddemaxus said:

120+150 mil at worst = 270 = 3.4*80. Easy win for WB

It’s be lucky to 250M WW.

[lorddemaxus]

18 minutes ago, YourMother the Edgelord said:

It’s be lucky to 250M WW.

Assuming that either coronavirus is dead by May or the movie moves to another date, nah.

[Saul Goodman]

5 hours ago, grey ghost said:

I hesitate to call anything a peak.

 

I remember people calling Avengers 1 the peak of the MCU before phase 3 took off like a rocket.

This.

[MovieMan89]

Disney's 2019 in terms of movie theater attendance will probably never be topped by any studio again, including themselves. So holding them to that standard is crazy. But they still are for sure going to remain the huge powerhouse in the entertainment industry in general for years to come. It would take a lot of massive missteps over a several year span before that changes. 

Edited March 11, 2020 by MovieMan89

[misafeco]

Star Wars will never be as big again as it was from 2015-2017

Disney live-action will never be as big again as it was in 2019

Marvel will continue to dominate

WDAS / Pixar will continue to dominate the animated market

Plus they have Avatar sequels

[DAJK]

Success comes in waves. I remember in 2014 people were talking about how the year-on-year decline marked a sharp end for Hollywood as a whole. Disney is going to have a down year this year, whereas they had an up year in 2019. 2021 may be another down year, or may be another up year. 

 

Anyone who voted crash and burn is either just playing out wishful thinking, or they think covid-19 is going to be the zombie apocalypse. 

Edited March 11, 2020 by DAJK

[dudalb]

Films aside, Disney is taking a huge hit in it's Parks/Resorts division.

We are going to find out quickly just how good a CEO the new guy is.

Bob Iger is probably thinking his decision to step down a year early is one of the best he ever made.