Marvel and DC’s hit summer tentpoles settle in for the long haul, but can counter-programmers break away from recent mid-range trends?
Will Marvel’s First Family’s first foray into the MCU win over fans and casual audiences after three prior Fox attempts at the franchise and recent comic book movie selectivity among moviegoers?
James Gunn’s DC Studios flagship tentpole hopes to capitalize on positive reception, IMAX and premium screen retention, and no notable direct competition in its second frame.
Summer’s back half will be reliant upon the staying power of three July tentpoles, but can other counter-programmers stand out?
Disney’s latest 2000s-era IP revival hopes to bookend a summer which has already seen their LILO & STITCH remake break the bank, while Zach Cregger’s next original horror is firing up genre fan buzz.
Next week’s marquee release is shaping up to reach sleeper hit status, while August’s slate is beginning to show some potential upside in the waning weeks of summer.
After a complicated ticket on-sale start, our updated models for DC Studios’ flagship film consider a slightly lower floor of box office potential while still leaning on its more bullish potential.
The 36th MCU entry is promising a pivotal, family-centric reboot of a decades-long, fan-favorite ensemble. Meanwhile, late June openers continue to show significant box office promise.
