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Spider-Man: Far From Home is being distributed by Sony and while Marvel Studios is involved on the creative side, they don't have much of a say on the release date.

Looking at the combined Fox/Disney schedule, I don't see too many of them moving as the Fox films won't be directly competing with the Disney titles in terms of audience. Ad Astra is the most likely to move, as it's a big science-fiction movie starring Brad Pitt and they probably don't want that opening the same day as Aladdin.

I think one of the best things to come out of Bohemian Rhapsody's enormous success is it shows Disney that Fox can produce big hits with the types of movies Disney doesn't make anymore. In this case, mid-budget adult dramas.

So far, two of Fox's big-budgeted films, The Kid Who Would Be King and Alita: Battle Angel have either flopped or are projected to do so at the box office. Disney can't be happy about this.

Alita is that movie with the girl that looks human except for the huge, Disney eyes, right? Yeah, not surprised it flopped either.

Another albeit belated addition to the game: Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (aka Maleficent 2) is now scheduled to be released on October 18, 2019.

The combined Disney/Fox slate as presented at CinemaCon 2019.


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I know this is a little off-topic, but I didn't know where else to post this.

The movies of 2019 I was actually most looking forward to were the Stephen King movies. I thought Pet Sematary was supposed to be really good because the commercials touted it's Rotten Tomatoes score in the 90's for a while, but I saw it tonight and it was really underwhelming. I greatly preferred the original. But then I looked and I saw the actual score now is 60% which makes sense. The film I still am most looking forward to is It: Chapter Two, and Pennywise is equally good to me in the original and the remake, though I'd say the remake version is scarier.

I hope it's ok I said this here since there has been very little talk in here, but you could also create a topic about Stephen King remakes for this.

Seeing the Blue Sky logo next to the respective logos of Walt Disney Animation Studios and Pixar makes me giddy with a strange sort of pleasure.

Also glad that Walt Disney Animation Studios is finally being treated as a separate brand than just generic 'Disney.'

Here's the updated release schedule for 2019.

Glass [Universal] — January 18
The Kid Who Would Be King — January 25
Alita: Battle Angel — February 14
Captain Marvel — March 08
The Aftermath — March 15
Dumbo — March 29
Penguins — April 17
Breakthrough — April 17
Avengers: Endgame — April 26
Tolkien — May 10
Aladdin — May 24
Dark Phoenix — June 07
Toy Story 4 — June 21
Avengers: Endgame (Special Edition) — June 28
Spider-Man: Far from Home [Sony] — July 05
Stuber — July 12
The Lion King — July 19
The Art of Racing in the Rain — August 09
Ready or Not — August 21
Spider-Man: Far from Home (Extended Cut) [Sony] — August 29
Ad Astra — September 20
Lucy in the Sky — October 04
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil — October 18
Jojo Rabbit — October 18
Terminator: Dark Fate [Paramount] — November 01
Ford v. Ferrari — November 15
Frozen II — November 22
A Hidden Life — December 13
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker — December 20
Spies in Disguise — December 25

Just added my votes (including films already released, I didn't cheat )

My 5 were;

Aladdin (no surprise)
Star Wars IX
Avengers Endgame
Frozen 2
Spider-Man

"Dark Phoenix" has been renamed "X-Men: Dark Phoenix" for its home video release. It reminds me when Disney changed "The Return of Jafar" to "Aladdin: The Return of Jafar" for its DVD debut.

The most profitable (not to be confused with highest-grossing) theatrical films of 2019, according to Deadline.

01. Avengers: Endgame
02. Frozen 2
03. The Lion King
04. Joker
05. Captain Marvel
06. Toy Story 4
07. Aladdin
08. Spider-Man: Far From Home
09. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
10. Jumanji: The Next Level
11. It: Chapter Two
12. How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
13. Us
14. The Secret Life of Pets 2
15. John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum
16. Downton Abbey
17. Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw
18. Knives Out
19. 1917
20. The Addams Family
21. Shazam!
22. Glass
23. Annabelle Comes Home
24. Little Women
25. Hustlers

Not surprised at all to see Endgame at the top. I would've thought at the beginning of 2019 that TLK would likely be above Frozen 2, actually, and would compete with Endgame for first place. Good for Frozen 2 though!