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Thursday, December 27, 2018

Serving Up Another Record Breaker in 2019

The reboot and sequel, no orphans to the big screen, will be out in mass next year. The high-impact action and animated films will, again, lead the way to a, predicted, $12 billion U.S. box office. Here's how it will get there:


January - 'Glass'
February - ' Lego 2', 'How To Train Your Dragon'
March - 'Captain Marvel, 'Us', 'Dumbo', 
April - 'Pet Sematary', 'Shazan', 'Hellboy'. 'Avengers', 
May - 'Pokemon', 'Aladdin', 'Godzilla', 'Rocketman'
June - 'Dark Phoenix', 'Men In Black', 'Toy Story 4'
July - 'Spiderman', 'Lion King', 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood'
August - dog days
Sept. - 'IT'
October - 'Joker', 'You Are My Friend'
Nov. - 'Frozen 2'
Dec. - 'Stars Wars'



We may be going out on a limb but it's a sure bet that 2019 will be a great vintage for the movie industry. I'll drink to that!

 Jim Lavorato
Entertainment Equipment Corp.

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Posted by Cinema Mucho Gusto at 4:47 AM

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