What is your most anticipated upcoming Marvel movie?

What's your most anticipated movie?

  • Ant-Man

  • The Amazing Spider-Man 2

  • The Avengers 2

  • Captain America: The Winter Soldier

  • The Fantastic Four

  • Guardians of the Galaxy

  • Thor: The Dark World

  • X-Men: Days of Future Past


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Of course it's TA2, but that's an unfair inclusion to me.

For 2014, it's DOFP.
 
2013 - The Wolverine
2014 - X-Men: Days of Future Past
2015 - The Fantastic Four

FOX rocks!!!
 
Of the ones listsed I'm pretty much looking forward to them all about the same. Except for TASM2 & FF, I don't care about thoes at all.
 
After IM3 I am looking forward to MS films less but perhaps Thor 2 will change that. If Days Of Future Past play their cards right I could see it becoming the best. The only film that could rival TASM2 financially is Cap 2. Though in terms of quality that could be Days Of Future Past.

Thank you. :yay:
 
DOFP has a better chance at 600+ m than Cap 2 IMO.

But nothing is coming close to ASM2's box office gross.
 
If FOX didn't have their grubby claws on F4 then they would be at the very top, but unfortunately they do so it's at the bottom.

Avengers 2

Amazing Spider-Man 2

DOFP ( just in hope that they fix things, and that it is a soft reboot for a better X-Men franchise).
Everything else i will see if i feel like it, or wait until they are on DVD.
 
DOFP has a better chance at 600+ m than Cap 2 IMO.

But nothing is coming close to ASM2's box office gross.

This is sad. :csad: If Cap 2 doesn't have an impressive BO, they will probably hesitate to make a Cap 3 because they have many characters to make movies for. Why should they make more Cap movies if it's not bringing them that much money? $500 million for Cap is if the movie is mediocre and has mediocre advertising.
 
This is sad. :csad: If Cap 2 doesn't have an impressive BO, they will probably hesitate to make a Cap 3 because they have many characters to make movies for. Why should they make more Cap movies if it's not bringing them that much money? $500 million for Cap is if the movie is mediocre and has mediocre advertising.

It depends on Cap 2's budget.

A 175 m budget means they need less than 400 m WW for a sequel.
 
It depends on Cap 2's budget.

A 175 m budget means they need less than 400 m WW for a sequel.

I'm not talking about breaking even. I am saying they probably wouldn't bother. If it gets $400 million or less then I highly doubt there will be a sequel. $500 million sounds like a worst case scenario for me. It's not that hard to believe that if the movie is really good it can get $600 million. I know I sound overly defensive, but that's what happens when your fave character has his/her box office potential limited. :o
 
I'm expecting Cap2 to clear the $600 mil plateau and rest somewhere inside of $700 mil.
 
Guardians of the Galaxy.
 
I'm not talking about breaking even. I am saying they probably wouldn't bother. If it gets $400 million or less then I highly doubt there will be a sequel. $500 million sounds like a worst case scenario for me. It's not that hard to believe that if the movie is really good it can get $600 million. I know I sound overly defensive, but that's what happens when your fave character has his/her box office potential limited. :o

Breaking even at the box office is actually very good for superhero movies. That means toy, merchandise, dvds, tv right revenue is almost all profit.
 
Tho TASM2 will probably be the highest grossing, I hope so anyway.
 
That's if it's really good?

I'm not saying it will definitely make more, but surely the potential for more is there.

I'd say around 600 m if it's great and 500 m if it's somewhat disappointing.
 
Breaking even at the box office is actually very good for superhero movies. That means toy, merchandise, dvds, tv right revenue is almost all profit.

This. The merchandising/licensing is where the big profits really come in. If you can make a decent profit from the box office, you're golden. Cap 2 will probably have a budget of 150-180 mill. A 500 mill box office will be more than fine to greenlight a sequel.
 
T"Challa;26385807 said:
This. The merchandising/licensing is where the big profits really come in. If you can make a decent profit from the box office, you're golden. Cap 2 will probably have a budget of 150-180 mill. A 500 mill box office will be more than fine to greenlight a sequel.

Good point. But that's still sad for Cap. Especially if Thor makes like $700 million or $800 million as some are predicting.
 
Let me be the oddball here.:woot:


The Fantastic Four (Mostly curious more than anything,plus I kinda wanna see the FF given another shot and I think Jordan would do a great job as Torch.Plus the fan reaction should be interesting.I shall have my popcorn ready for that:woot:)
X-Men: Days of Future Past (Great to see Bryan Singer at the helm again,plus with the cast of characters this should be great)
Guardians of the Galaxy (It's in Space with a talking Tree and A Racoon.I'm there)
Ant-Man (I know almost nothing about Ant-Man,but it's Edgar Wright)
Captain America: The Winter Soldier ( I enjoyed the first Cap and this one seems like it could be great.The addition of Anthony Mackie is a good one imo.)
The Avengers 2 (The only reason this is so low is because wellI don't know much about it.I know Ultron's gonna appear,but it's too early.)
The Amazing Spider-Man 2(Meh,I thought the first one was okay.The stuff I've seen doesn't excite me,but I'll wait to hold judgement)
Thor: The Dark World (See comment above)
 
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