Holy shit! Disney will be a monopoly in 2019!
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I don't see all those live action remakes happening at once in the same year.
But yes, Avengers 4, Star Wars 9, Frozen 2, Toy Story 4, and I know the Lion King remake are definitely 2019 and for real. Which is absolutely mind boogling how much money they will make between those.
But yes, Avengers 4, Star Wars 9, Frozen 2, Toy Story 4, and I know the Lion King remake are definitely 2019 and for real. Which is absolutely mind boogling how much money they will make between those.
Well, so far there is only Captain Marvel slated for March and Avengers 4 in May (SpiderMan is in July but that is Sony). They will definitely have another Disney Marvel movie between May and Star Wars Ep 9 in December.
I see Mulan coming out in 2020 as they just now cast the lead and it's almost 2018. The Mulan animated movie sucked so I have no high hopes for this one.
You shut your mouth!
Disney continue pls
I'l gladly suffer through Han Solo if it means Obi-Wan and Boba Fett movies in the following years.
Has anyone else looked at that lineup and said to themselves "I have no interest in any of these movies"? And pretty much all of those movies will do just fine without me. It's sad to me that their riskiest movies are the remakes of their classics and those will almost certainly make the least amount of money for them but will still make a TON of money. I will say that it is horrifying how big these companies are getting.
Honestly I just want them to get this over with already so they can write in X-Men characters without it being too stupid that they were MIA for the Avengers arcs.
Having the most valuable stable of IPs in the industry does not constitute a Monopoly.
That being said, I would not be surprised if they end up pushing some of the films they have slated for 2019. Disney is smarter than to cannibalize their own earnings potential.
Also, I understand why people get concerned over how big Disney is getting. However, no one is forcing anyone to see Disney/Marvel/Pixar movies. There's plenty of other movies out there in the theater, not to mention Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon. People pay to see Disney movies because they want to and appreciate (in general) the product that Disney puts out.
That being said, I would not be surprised if they end up pushing some of the films they have slated for 2019. Disney is smarter than to cannibalize their own earnings potential.
Also, I understand why people get concerned over how big Disney is getting. However, no one is forcing anyone to see Disney/Marvel/Pixar movies. There's plenty of other movies out there in the theater, not to mention Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon. People pay to see Disney movies because they want to and appreciate (in general) the product that Disney puts out.
The fact that Disney owns both Star Wars and Marvel is mind-blowing.
They essentially own the two most valuable film franchises on the planet.
They essentially own the two most valuable film franchises on the planet.
If by monopoly you mean a monopoly on the super hero and kids movie market, then maybe I can see your point. But even then it's not the literally definition, just a figurative one because there are plenty of other super hero and kids movies from other companies coming.
I thought about this the other day, too. It's kind of surreal, to be honest. This entertainment mega-empire was originally spearheaded by a starving cartoonist!
Jungle Book 2 is not 2019. Favreau is doing Lion King right now, and then he'll do Jungle Book 2 when that's finished. No way he's getting both out in 2019.
Okay. If it were Prime Tim Burton I could maybe see that working, you kind of have to go full bizarre/creepy with it.
Dumbo looks creepy. And the concept art of the circus looked like the circus from Big Fish twisted to be weird.
I went over the list and it's actually not really correct. They have announced these films for 2019:
Captain Marvel
Dumbo
Avengers 4
Aladdin
Toy Story 4
(Spider-Man Homecoming 2)
The Lion King
Artemis Fowl
Nicole
Frozen 2
Mulan
Star Wars Episode IX
Homecoming 2 is a Sony release but made by Marvel Studios. Artemis Fowl is a Branagh-directed film adaptation of the book series. Nicole is a female Santa Claus movie starring Anna Kendrick and Bill Hader, written and directed by Marc Lawrence. They will also most likely have a Disney nature documentary that they haven't announced yet.
Captain Marvel
Dumbo
Avengers 4
Aladdin
Toy Story 4
(Spider-Man Homecoming 2)
The Lion King
Artemis Fowl
Nicole
Frozen 2
Mulan
Star Wars Episode IX
Homecoming 2 is a Sony release but made by Marvel Studios. Artemis Fowl is a Branagh-directed film adaptation of the book series. Nicole is a female Santa Claus movie starring Anna Kendrick and Bill Hader, written and directed by Marc Lawrence. They will also most likely have a Disney nature documentary that they haven't announced yet.
Good god what a solid year. Feel bad for other studios that year. Also a little sad Captain Marvel is the only non-sequel/remake.
I have a mild interest in Avengers 4 and Star Wars: Episode depending on how much I'll like Infinity War and The Last Jedi, but yeah, I'll most likely skip the others.
Yeah but with a new Star Wars coming every year and at least one new Marvel movie every year you couldn't pay me to care about either of those series. They're not special anymore and all of those films leave my mind before I leave the theater. Obviously, a lot of people enjoy them and I wish I still did but I just can't.
Yeah obviously film is dead because Disney releases remakes. So depressing.
So 10 out of 10 is remakes or sequels. Truly groundbreaking and inspiring stuff.
Have fun with your favourite movies going for mediocrity and drowning you in merchandise.
Have fun with your favourite movies going for mediocrity and drowning you in merchandise.
You guys act like they are going to just recycle the story from Toy Story 1 or something. A movie can be both a sequel and creatively fresh. It just has the same characters.
Why not?
- MCU's first solo Female Lead
- MCU's strongest character according to CEO Kevin Fiege
- has an Interesting plot
- starring an Oscar winner
- remarks Nick Fury first appearnce since 2015's Avengers 2
- the movie is strongly connected to both Avengers 3 and 4
Easy 700M+
New car, caviar, four star daydream
Think I'll buy me a football team
Everyone saying Disney is creatively bankrupt doesn't realize they are still small compared to some other movie studios. Their output is still far less than most big studios. Additionally, most of their unique work is from their animation studios. Animated movies take a long time to make. Thus, you can't have constant new IPs all the time as it takes years to get them complete.
This is a very naive post given corporations in the same industry are typically compared by total revenue, not units shipped.
Disney is basically tied with Warner Brothers for the top studio. in '18 they will likely be far and away the biggest.
Their US prices are pretty ridiculous, especially for older titles. In Europe they actually drop below 10 (Pounds or Euros) reasonably fast.
if you mean they'll have a monopoly over moviegoers' money then sure
Jungle Book 2 isn't out in 2019 though, it's on hold since the crew behind that is working on Lion King first. Mulan doesn't have a firm date yet and could easily move to 2020. and I kinda doubt Dumbo will be that big of a hit. everything else has a good chance at hitting a billion each
Jungle Book 2 isn't out in 2019 though, it's on hold since the crew behind that is working on Lion King first. Mulan doesn't have a firm date yet and could easily move to 2020. and I kinda doubt Dumbo will be that big of a hit. everything else has a good chance at hitting a billion each
