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  SalvationTech (@SalvationTech2) reported 8 minutes ago

  Okay so here it is: Q3, Q4 and Q1 box office predictions. I try to sandbag the numbers per film but also add a little bit of optimism here and there Projecting the next 8 months is quite difficult, I will breakdown some of my thoughts on each quarter. ======================================== Q3 2026: Projection 2.852B I'm going to lower my base to 2.80B The crazy part about this quarter is that Odyssey and Spider-Man are going to carry about 45% of the entirety of the quarter - at 1.5B already locked in and less than half way through the quarter - we are already setup nicely My small notes on what's already been released - first Supergirl - worst DC film I think they said in 22 years - super disappointing - could have been 150m-200m+ Same with Minions and Moana - blessed they broke the 100m mark - but those should have hit 250m easily Without those upsets the quarter would have been historic Odyssey has been great - at 410m roughly - and I project 450m a lock - being in theaters for a good amount more - can it scratch its way to 500m? Spider-Man: I am logging 850m - most didn't think that was possible 2 weeks ago - now its possible it breaks 900m - a 2.66 multiplier on opening weekend gets us 957m - lets see.... ---------------------------------------------------------- I have highlighted in blue the films I am paying attention to the most - there are quite a few that are decently big - big cast - directors - and budgets - but the projections are seemingly low The End of Oak Street - IMAX and good trailer views - I'd love to get 100m+ here The Dog Stars - A pretty big budget - great cast and director and IMAX! - again would love 100m+ I think it deserves it but projections are low here Also Onslaught and Resident Evil - both get IMAX - you get A24 and Adam Wingard for Onslaught and Zach Cregger for RE - I think and WANT RE to be a surprise success - 100m+ I want! - lets get Backrooms numbers here The others I am optimistic for but could fall short BUT could also surprise - PAW Patrol - Practical Magic and Heart of the Beast In short what I see is, if Odyssey gets to 500 and Spider-Man gets to 950 then that extra 150 gets us close to 3 billion or they make up for any underwhelms ======================================== Q4 2026: Projection 2.882B I'm going to lower my base to 2.80B as well I am excited for Q4 the most - the line up is super solid - IMO really REALLY good The only con to Q4 is that the heavy hitters Doomsday and Dune are on the last two weeks - but we also get that sweet holiday window Nothing much more to say being this early - I have doomsday at a sandbagged 300m opening - I think it actually might beat spider-mans recent overtake - and also that the 850m total run gets run over too - lets see There are a few films like Verity - looking for 100m but could come up short OR I could be completely underestimating it - same with Cat in the Hat - should be a solid pull - but we have to keep in mind what we just saw with minions and moana - either the timing was bad or they just didn't pull or rate well The best part about Q4 is for AMC is its thee most lucrative quarter for cash flow 2024 is our best post pandemic Q4 at 2.350B and we are looking to CRUSH that - pre-pandemic we have 5 years in the 2.8 to 2.9 range - 2.951 being the record If we get a few upside surprises - doomsdays really shines - and my sandbags get pulled to the center of projections - we stand to break 3.0B! Not only will that break box office history and turn heads but if you thought Q2 was good for AMC wait till you see what 3.0B Q4 will do! Hint: snapped necks ======================================== Now for our black sheep Q1 Q1 2027: Projection 2.20B I'm going to lower my base to 2.10B Q1 has been a shot in the leg for the industry and in turn AMC post pandemic The pre pandemic numbers were averaging around 2.4 to 2.5 for Q1 with 2016, 17 and 18 pushing that 2.7-2.9 range Here's the good news - 2.25B gets us to breakeven post pandemic As for the box office predictions - originally I was pretty pessimistic - but I think we at the very least are looking at a post pandemic Q1 record - but 2.10B is still not breakeven meaning we burn cash - not a ton but again its still our black sheep - shot to the leg About the films: one the schedule is super light - the second hit - we have a lot of smaller distributor films in the lineup - those are highlighted in red - these films usually dont make the list but we need EVERY bit of help in Q1 - even if they pull a collective 50m - we need it The light: doomsday crushes - breaks records - gets IMAXs in January and can get us an extra 100m Ice age - known franchise - did well before - been a LONG time - is there pent up demand? or will it fall short? Cocomelon - one of the biggest kids IPs - but is the audience too young for a major pull? Narnia - this is our possible beacon of hope - all eyes on this film - we HAVE to prove to Netflix the money to be made in theater - if we let them and Greta down - we disappoint a streaming studio that could - in the future - bring hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars to the box office Sonic 4 and Godzilla are big hitters but run out of room for Q1 - we need a big opening on them Disney's Gatto needs Disney numbers - Scarlett Johansson in The Exorcist! Lets do some insidious numbers! - Michael B Jordan bring us home with Thomas Crown Affair We need EVERYONE to pull their weight in Q1 - even if we fall short its NOT detrimental to AMC. A -100m (sub 2.0B) cash burn is not that bad especially if we get what Q4 is projecting. ======================================== Okay that's the breakdown: Q3 = 2.80B Q4 = 2.80B Q1 = 2.10B I believe these are sandbagged numbers - I think we will break post pandemic records for all three quarters - with the potential to even break historical records - Q3 and Q4 could come close! - lets see This is all needed to be projected in order to figure out our future projected earnings - in the next post I will provide you those numbers Link coming soon:

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  CeroMarion (@MarionCero91656) reported 11 minutes ago

  @stiznerk This was brought up watching a YT video on Disney adults $100,000+ in debt - They drive up costs, making it harder for us to afford to compete, they can do 10 trips a year while we save for 1. Do they owe us anything morally or is that their choice, no laws are broken?

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  fxevolution (@fxevolution) reported 12 minutes ago

  Here are the 5 things that caught my attention today... 1. SpaceX was the market's biggest story after shares fell 13.6% ahead of tomorrow's 911.5 million-share lock-up expiry, when around 20% of the company becomes eligible to trade. With a huge increase in supply about to hit the market, investors are watching one question: Will insiders sell, or has the market already priced in the risk? 2. Jeff Bezos also made headlines after filing to sell billions of dollars worth of Amazon stock with the company trading near record highs. It comes after the S&P 500 has rallied more than 115% since late 2022. Founder selling doesn't automatically signal trouble, but it does show some of the biggest winners are comfortable locking in gains. 3. The SpaceX story spilled into semiconductors. AMD fell 7% after reports Elon Musk plans to source AI chips exclusively from Nvidia, while Nvidia gained 3.4% closing above previous resistance. In today's market, one customer decision can shift billions of dollars in market value, that's pretty wild. 4. Central banks continue quietly buying gold while it pushed above $4,200 at the close. South Korea's central bank joinined a growing list of countries increasing their reserves. Official institutions bought 289 tonnes of gold in Q2 2026, up 62% from a year ago and 407% from the previous quarter. 5. Earnings season continues to separate the winners from the rest. Disney gained 3.6% after reporting 7% revenue growth, while Amgen rose 4.6% as Repatha sales climbed 9%. Meanwhile, Alphabet fell 4% following another AI leadership shake-up, showing that markets are becoming increasingly worried by any news and is struggling to reprice the future. Patience. React, don't predict.

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  Solar 🐈🍉 (@Spunch33) reported 12 minutes ago

  @poenuttbutter @Carlosarty12 @Evoincarnate I 100% agree but not everyone wants to have a disney art style. OPs style is clearly meant to be abstract, not based on real anatomy, and there is no problem with that

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  No Banner No Girl Only Hulk (@Ferd_Turgeson) reported 14 minutes ago

  So your kid traded a card he didn't want, for cards he did, and was happy with it. Then when you found out how much it was worth, it became a problem. Adults involved in kid's hobbies is so dumb. Demanding Disney get involved LMAOOOO be real

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  Stoner Intellect (@StonerIntellect) reported 15 minutes ago

  @DisneyScoopGuy So Matt, when you turn 45, if you decide to work for disney, and do so for 10 years, you can retire and then keep all your benefits

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  Baar Mama (@BaarMama) reported 15 minutes ago

  @TimeTrekFam Mostly at home, I had to do Disney with it and that was awful. Also my first time using it😬 but that is a good idea, I assumed there’d be some methods to improve my experience ty!

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  WillyRob Levi (@WillyrobL) reported 17 minutes ago

  @kranky_critic @Parkeology That's unrealistic for most people due to time and expense. Regardless of its problems, the US Disney parks still provide amazing value for many people when it comes to family vacations. Even if we have to hold our nose at some of the stupid garbage like Tiana's.

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  glum andglimmers (@glimmerandglum) reported 18 minutes ago

  @DiscussingFilm taking bets how long until disney+ starts featuring nonpaid fanmade tiktok content on their platform to make up for millions lost on terrible content

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  🇺🇸LWO4Life🇲🇽 (Not a Blue Check Mark) (@LOP_LWO) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Rebel0fReality Netflix works because both companies are different. Netflix buying WB would give Netflix a major studio, while WB would have a bigger streaming service for its movies. Paramount and WB don't work because both are major studios. Look at Fox after being bought by Disney.

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  leo (@V3LVETR0PE) reported 20 minutes ago

  @MartyP75576 @BrittLiz27 @ultravlcz also i don’t think disney wants any association with jake t austin after drug related issues

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  Tornado (@TornadoISR) reported 22 minutes ago

  @THR Whhuuttt? There was a Star Wars movie released this year? That's the problem - the general public probably didn't even know it! Any legit Star Wars movie should be THE movie event of the year anytime one is released. Hopefully it's on Disney+ now so I can catch up!

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  Drew Jemison (@TenTen0809) reported 24 minutes ago

  @EsmailMohomad @CasuallyBias3d @stilldexhinton That is not true at all. Spider-Man is in the MCU because Sony realized that their past few attempts at Spider-Man movies failed and saw the traction the MCU was gaining so decided to work with Marvel/Disney. Plus most of Spidey’s best stories are when he is with other heroes

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  War (@Dawnbeatzhard) reported 24 minutes ago

  @ChaosCrave_ Imagine if Disney moved faster and gave more projects and more work to these people as these characters within that time.

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  isa ☁️🩵 (@torturedmidnght) reported 24 minutes ago

  this just might be the worst character introduction I've seen on disney how did this even get approved?? please never let david henrie write anything else ever again