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[Phoenician_Viking]

I don´t like what they have done with the movie, but i am glad it is doing well, because i love the Turtles. Haters to the left.

Between Guardians, Maleficent, Lucy, and Turtles, Box Office GAF ate a lot crow this summer.

Yes, and it´s great. Healthy box office means more will take risks with movie, even big budget movies.

 

[googleplex]

Those Purge movies just print money.

 

[Aquamarine]

How to Train Your Dragon vs. How To Train Your Dragon 2:


HTTYD DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 1): $43,732,319
HTTYD DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 2): $92,135,916
HTTYD DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 3): $133,404,438
HTTYD DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 4): $158,251,066
HTTYD DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 5): $178,345,927
HTTYD DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 6): $192,173,750
HTTYD DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 7): $201,013,867
HTTYD DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 8): $207,647,696
HTTYD DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 9) $210,990,918
($217,581,231 LIFETIME DOMESTIC GROSS)

HTTYD 2 DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 1): $49,451,322
HTTYD 2 DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 2): $94,596,047
HTTYD 2 DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 3): $121,952,229
HTTYD 2 DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 4): $140,215,452
HTTYD 2 DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 5): $152,276,733
HTTYD 2 DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 6): $160,776,604
HTTYD 2 DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 7): $165,663,799
HTTYD 2 DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 8): $168,570,686
HTTYD 2 DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 9): $170,136,000 (STUDIO ESTIMATE)

CURRENT PERFORMANCE: BEHIND $40,854,918 (ESTIMATE) COMPARED TO PREDECESSOR



HTTYD INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 1): $42,300,810
HTTYD INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 2): $100,084,145
HTTYD INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 3): $150,300,000
HTTYD INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 4): $177,000,000
HTTYD INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 5): $188,771,905
HTTYD INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 6): $204,400,000
HTTYD INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 7): $212,669,147
HTTYD INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 8): $221,600,000
HTTYD INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 9): $235,323,620
($277,297,528 LIFETIME INTERNATIONAL GROSS)

HTTYD 2 INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 1): $25,682,213
HTTYD 2 INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 2): $75,917,445
HTTYD 2 INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 3): $107,369,102
HTTYD 2 INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 4): $148,176,207
HTTYD 2 INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 5): $197,664,019
HTTYD 2 INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 6): $224,766,666
HTTYD 2 INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 7): $258,687,352
HTTYD 2 INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 8): $295,036,212
HTTYD 2 INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 9): $317,700,000 (ESTIMATE)

CURRENT PERFORMANCE: AHEAD $82,376,380 (ESTIMATE) COMPARED TO PREDECESSOR




HTTYD WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 1): $86,033,129
HTTYD WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 2): $192,220,061
HTTYD WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 3): $283,704,438
HTTYD WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 4): $335,251,066
HTTYD WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 5): $367,117,832
HTTYD WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 6): $396,573,750
HTTYD WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 7): $413,683,014
HTTYD WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 8): $429,247,696
HTTYD WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 9): $446,314,538
($494,878,759 LIFETIME WORLDWIDE GROSS)

HTTYD 2 WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 1): $75,133,535
HTTYD 2 WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 2): $170,513,492
HTTYD 2 WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 3): $229,321,331
HTTYD 2 WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 4): $288,391,659
HTTYD 2 WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 5): $349,940,752
HTTYD 2 WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 6): $385,543,270
HTTYD 2 WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 7): $424,351,151
HTTYD 2 WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 8): $463,606,898
HTTYD 2 WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 9): $487,836,000 (ESTIMATE)

CURRENT PERFORMANCE: AHEAD $41,521,462 (ESTIMATE) COMPARED TO PREDECESSOR




Worldwide Grosses for Animated Dreamworks Movies:

1) Shrek 2 (2004, $150 million budget): $919,838,758
2) Shrek 3 (2007, $160 million budget): $798,958,162
3) Shrek 4 (2010, $165 million budget): $752,600,867
4) Madagascar 3 (2012, $145 million budget): $746,921,274
5) Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011, $150 million budget): $665,692,281
6) Kung Fu Panda 1 (2008, $130 million budget): $631,744,560
7) Madagascar 2 (2008, $150 million budget): $603,900,354
8) The Croods (2013, $135 million budget): $587,204,668
9) Puss in Boots (2011, $130 million budget): $554,987,477
10) Madagascar 1 (2005, $75 million budget): $532,680,671
11) HTTYD 1 (2010, $165 million budget): $494,878,759
12) HTTYD 2 (2014, $145 million budget): $487,836,000 (estimated)
13) Shrek 1 (2001, $60 million budget): $484,409,218
14) Monsters Vs. Aliens (2009, $175 million budget): $381,509,870
15) Shark Tale (2004, $75 million budget): $367,275,019
16) Over the Hedge (2006, $80 million budget): $336,002,996
17) Megamind (2010, $130 million budget): $321,885,765
18) Rise of the Guardians (2012, $145 million budget): $306,941,670
19) Bee Movie (2007, $150 million budget): $287,594,577
20) Turbo (2013, $127 million budget): $282,570,682
21) Mr. Peabody & Sherman (2014, $145 million budget): $268,700,855
22) Chicken Run (2000, $45 million budget): $224,834,564
23) The Prince of Egypt (1998, $70 million budget): $218,613,188
24) Wallace & Gromit (2005, $30 million budget): $192,610,372
25) Flushed Away (2006, $149 million budget): $178,120,010
26) Antz (1998, $105 million budget): $171,757,863
27) Spirit (2002, $80 million budget): $122,563,539
28) Sinbad (2003, $60 million budget): $80,767,884
29) The Road to El Dorado (2000, $95 million budget): $76,432,727




Planes vs. Planes 2:


PLANES DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 1): $22,232,291
PLANES DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 2): $45,338,402
PLANES DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 3): $59,599,909
PLANES DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 4): $70,839,375
($90,288,712 LIFETIME DOMESTIC GROSS)

PLANES 2 DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 1): $17,509,407
PLANES 2 DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 2): $35,347,478
PLANES 2 DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 3): $47,216,209
PLANES 2 DOMESTIC GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 4): $52,950,000 (STUDIO ESTIMATE)

CURRENT PERFORMANCE: BEHIND $17,889,375 (ESTIMATE) COMPARED TO PREDECESSOR



PLANES INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 1): $7,300,000
PLANES INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 2): $17,800,000
PLANES INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 3): $31,200,000
PLANES INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 4): $41,900,000
($129,500,000 LIFETIME INTERNATIONAL GROSS)

PLANES 2 INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 1): $9,000,000
PLANES 2 INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 2): $21,000,000
PLANES 2 INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 3): $30,000,000
PLANES 2 INTERNATIONAL GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 4): $37,500,000 (ESTIMATE)

CURRENT PERFORMANCE: BEHIND $4,400,000 (ESTIMATE) COMPARED TO PREDECESSOR




UNADJUSTED PLANES WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 1): $22,232,291 (DOMESTIC ONLY)
UNADJUSTED PLANES WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 2): $45,338,402 (DOMESTIC WEEK 2 + INTERNATIONAL WEEK 1) (PLANES LAUNCHED A WEEK EARLIER DOMESTICALLY)
UNADJUSTED PLANES WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 3): $77,399,909 (DOMESTIC WEEK 3 + INTERNATIONAL WEEK 2)[/B]
UNADJUSTED PLANES WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 4): $102,039,375 (DOMESTIC WEEK 4 + INTERNATIONAL WEEK 3)

ADJUSTED PLANES WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 1): $29,532,291 (DOMESTIC WEEK 1 + INTERNATIONAL WEEK 1)
ADJUSTED PLANES WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 2): $63,138,402 (DOMESTIC WEEK 2 + INTERNATIONAL WEEK 2)
ADJUSTED PLANES WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 3): $90,799,909 (DOMESTIC WEEK 3 + INTERNATIONAL WEEK 3)
ADJUSTED PLANES WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 4): $112,739,375 (DOMESTIC WEEK 4 + INTERNATIONAL WEEK 4)
($219,788,712 WORLDWIDE INTERNATIONAL GROSS)

PLANES 2 WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 1): $26,509,407 (DOMESTIC WEEK 1 + INTERNATIONAL WEEK 1)
PLANES 2 WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 2) $56,121,000 (DOMESTIC WEEK 2 + INTERNATIONAL WEEK 2)
PLANES 2 WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 3): $77,216,209 (DOMESTIC WEEK 3 + INTERNATIONAL WEEK 3)
PLANES 2 WORLDWIDE GROSS-TO-DATE (WEEK 4): $90,450,000 (DOMESTIC WEEK 4 + INTERNATIONAL WEEK 4)

CURRENT PERFORMANCE: BEHIND $11,589,375 UNADJUSTED (ESTIMATE), BEHIND $22,289,375 ADJUSTED (ESTIMATE) COMPARED TO PREDECESSOR


HTTYD 2 continues to extend its lead over its predecessor worldwide. While it hasn't surpassed HTTYD 1's lifetime worldwide grosses yet, that should happen next week.

HTTYD 2, thanks to its legs overseas, has now surpassed the original Shrek's unadjusted worldwide grosses. Dreamworks views the $500 million gross mark as a barometer of success so I'm smiling all around at HTTYD 2's performance.

Now onto that $550 million mark!



However, Planes 2 has incredibly disappointing legs. Its predecessor is extending its lead both domestically and internationally, leaving for some difficult week-over-week comps.

Yeah I know that Planes 2 is a glorified toy commercial, but the box office contraction might be just a tad worrying for Disney.

I really hope the movie gets a second wind.

 

[Phoenician_Viking]

After two weekends, Guardians of the Galaxy is the fastest grossing movie of 2014 in the US/CA (subject to change due to current numbers being estimates)

GOTG

Domestic: $175,922,000 56.2%
+ Foreign: $137,300,000 43.8%
= Worldwide: $313,222,000

Disney has two weeks to digitally replace Zoe Saldaña for Fan Bingbing as Gamora.

Lego´s second week is beastly.

 

[Firmaments]

Damn, America has great taste in movies....

 

[Phoenician_Viking]

Damn, America has great taste in movies....

You know, Transformers made over 1$ billion, and most of it outside the US.

 

[massoluk]

Can we have a crow eating thread for ninja turtle now please?

But almost everyone predict it will bomb critically and print money...

 

[Dabanton]

Between Guardians, Maleficent, Lucy, and Turtles, Box Office GAF ate a lot crow this summer.

One of the best parts about all this. Some people wanting films to purposefully 'bomb' rather than it just not find an audience is disgusting, if you don't like a film don't go and see it.

I'm not going to begrudge people that go and see films I don't want to see.

 

[djplaeskool]

Please go see Get On Up, people.
Great movie.

 

[DarkFlow]

Can we have a crow eating thread for ninja turtle now please?

You enjoy your Megan Fox sequels.

 

[anaron]

2013 and 2014 better be the permanent wakeup call hollywood has always needed about female led films

 

[Escape Goat]

Those Purge movies just print money.

I think you could have a 2 hour scene of Adam Sandler sucking his own dick and it would pull in 30 million at least.

 

[Exokell]

Is Hercules a bomb yet?

Can't believe my friend like that TV movie. It was so bad.

 

[Charles Foster Kane]

Ugh

 

[dave_m123]

I'm glad Into the Storm is not doing great.

I couldn't roll my eyes enough watching a preview for that.

Agreed it looked utterly unremarkable and very meh. And it looks like they gave away one of the main bit pieces in the trailer again. Why do they do that with trailers!

How is Guardians doing overseas? Is it doing relatively well is it still to open in some places? Obviously doing very well in america

 

[Road]

How does the bolding work?

The highest gross for that day across all of the movies is the one that's bolded.

Yes, but I had to screenshot different pages to include all movies, so there's multiple bolding.

Is Hercules a bomb yet?

Hercules

Budget: $100 million according to boxofficemojo.com
Budget+Marketing: $140 million according to boxoffice.com

Current worldwide gross: $136 million

There are some international markets where it hasn't opened yet, so it might crawl all the way to $200 million. Not a bomba, but it won't make much or any money either.

Agreed it looked utterly unremarkable and very meh. And it looks like they gave away one of the main bit pieces in the trailer again. Why do they do that with trailers!

How is Guardians doing overseas? Is it doing relatively well is it still to open in some places? Obviously doing very well in america

I haven't seen separate markets numbers for this weekend yet, but it was doing a little below CATWS (which was below TTDW, not including China).

 

[G-Fex]

Can we have a crow eating thread for ninja turtle now please?

if that guy did it for GotG I don't see why someone can't for this?

Also,

 

[Showaddy]

if that guy did it for GotG I don't see why someone can't for this?

I dunno most of the bomba posts said it'd be shit as well so they were half right at least. Not sure how much crow you could get out of it.

 

[Neoxon]

I'll humbly eat crow about TMNT's box office numbers. Movie still sucks, though.

 

[Bobby Roberts]

I dunno most of the bomba posts said it'd be shit as well so they were half right at least. Not sure how much crow you could get out of it.

There weren't even that many people saying it would flop. They simply didn't guess it would make 65 mil. That's probably why there's no crow thread - most people figured it'd make low 40 mil. Which wouldn't have been a bad opening at all, honestly.

 

[G-Fex]

All the overreactions I'd thought itd do bad due to word of mouth

 

[Showaddy]

All the overreactions I'd thought itd do bad due to word of mouth

Yeah but when the main audience is kids word of mouth damage is going to be pretty limited.

 

[Neoxon]

All the overreactions I'd thought itd do bad due to word of mouth

Bad Word of Mouth may hurt it in the long-run, but TMNT is looking like it'll do well at least.

 

[ZeroGravity]

All the overreactions I'd thought itd do bad due to word of mouth

It'll probably fall off a cliff next weekend.

 

[kswiston]

Bad Word of Mouth may hurt it in the long-run, but TMNT is looking like it'll do well at least.

$65M in summer more or less guarantees a $150M domestic finish at a minimum. It could have Ang Lee Hulk legs and finish a little below that, but given the budget and the early overseas earnings, Turtles is gong to be plenty profitable even if it lacks legs.

 

[Various Artists]

Glad for TMNT. I liked it.

 

[kswiston]

No reviews for the Giver and Let's Be Cops 3-5 days from release. The Expendables is sitting at 31% with a 5.2 average. Looks like we are in for another weekend of quality new releases next week.

 

[alterno69]

Glad for TMNT. I liked it.

Same here, took my kids to see it expecting the worse, came back surprised at how good it was, not great but good.

 

[Fewr]

After two weekends, Guardians of the Galaxy is the fastest grossing movie of 2014 in the US/CA (subject to change due to current numbers being estimates)

GOTG

Domestic: $175,922,000 56.2%
+ Foreign: $137,300,000 43.8%
= Worldwide: $313,222,000

Disney has two weeks to digitally replace Zoe Saldaña for Fan Bingbing as Gamora.

What do the numbers under the release date mean?

 

[Matt_]

It'll probably fall off a cliff next weekend.

I wouldn't be too sure, theres really not much else coming for the rest of August, although Expendables 3 may take a bit of the male audience I doubt it will be big enough to cause a massive effect

 

[ReturnOfTheRAT]

What do the numbers under the release date mean?

Theater count and per theater average

 

[Aquamarine]

What do the numbers under the release date mean?

For Guardians of the Galaxy:


$41,531,000 = Weekend domestic gross

8-10-14 = Weekend of August 10th, 2014

/ 2 = Second highest grossing film for the weekend

4,088 = Number of domestic theaters playing the film

$10,159 = Average domestic weekend gross per theater

-56% = Weekend-over-weekend domestic gross comparison

$175,922,000 = Total domestic gross-to-date

 

[Matt_]

What do the numbers under the release date mean?

Number of theatres the movie is playing in and the average gross per theatre

edit; oop beaten twice

 

[Fewr]

Theater count and per theater average

For Guardians of the Galaxy:


$41,531,000 = Weekend domestic gross

8-10-14= Weekend of August 10th, 2014

/ 2 = Second weekend in the domestic market

4,088 = Number of domestic theaters playing the film

$10,159 = Average domestic weekend gross per theater

-56% = Weekend-over-weekend domestic gross comparison

$175,922,000 = Total domestic gross-to-date

Number of theatres the movie is playing in and the average gross per theatre

edit; oop beaten twice

Thanks. It is now my duty to pass this knowledge to others who I'm sure like me come and ask the same questions week after week.

 

[Scalemail Ted]

For Guardians of the Galaxy:


$41,531,000 = Weekend domestic gross

8-10-14 = Weekend of August 10th, 2014

/ 2 = Second weekend in the domestic market

4,088 = Number of domestic theaters playing the film

$10,159 = Average domestic weekend gross per theater

-56% = Weekend-over-weekend domestic gross comparison

$175,922,000 = Total domestic gross-to-date

That 2 means that it was second highest grossing film for the weekend tally

 

[Aquamarine]

That 2 means that it was second highest grossing film for the weekend tally

Good catch...fixed.

 

[RP912]

Nah, last year and 2009 sucked for summer films.

This year, no bombas, memorable movies, felt this summer was cool.

And now with a TMNT2 greenlit, they can fix the script and just have a straight up Turtles film and not Secret of Ooze 2016.

Disney and Paramount came out on top despite Planes and Hercules not doing as good as they thought.

Besides Inglorious Basterds...I agree 2009 was a stinker for summer flicks.

I can't even think of any movies at the top of my head that went against the godtier 2008 lineup.

 

[Kart94]

Besides Inglorious Basterds...I agree 2009 was a stinker for summer flicks.

I can't even think of any movies at the top of my head that went against the godtier 2008 lineup.

 

[RP912]

lol no.

Spoiler

I love that movie though

 

[xaosslug]

ww chart added

 

[Ninja Scooter]

What a weird summer. Nobody has any legs. August is the most exciting month, not the preceding 3. Both Guardians and Turtles broke their projections pretty significantly.

I don't know if it's just a blip or part of the transition to coming years where the idea of seasons for specific types (and sizes) of movies slowly goes away.

It seems like the business model is changing. Obviously worldwide numbers are much more important than they were in the past, but it almost feels like the studios are content with frontloading the shit out of movies and not really giving them room to breath. With the schedules WB and Marvel are pushing for just comic book movies alone, it doesn't seem like this will change. I wonder if this will be the new model and we will start to see movies hit digital and BluRay home release sooner and sooner.

 

[Ridley327]

It seems like the business model is changing. Obviously worldwide numbers are much more important than they were in the past, but it almost feels like the studios are content with frontloading the shit out of movies and not really giving them room to breath. With the schedules WB and Marvel are pushing for just comic book movies alone, it doesn't seem like this will change. I wonder if this will be the new model and we will start to see movies hit digital and BluRay home release sooner and sooner.

You might be onto something there. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is out next week on Blu-ray, which is crazy for a May film of that size. Despite coming out a month earlier, Captain America: The Winter Soldier isn't out until September 9.

 

[Shaanyboi]

It seems like the business model is changing. Obviously worldwide numbers are much more important than they were in the past, but it almost feels like the studios are content with frontloading the shit out of movies and not really giving them room to breath. With the schedules WB and Marvel are pushing for just comic book movies alone, it doesn't seem like this will change. I wonder if this will be the new model and we will start to see movies hit digital and BluRay home release sooner and sooner.

Do we know what's between BvS and Cap 3 in 2016? Or is WB gonna have a clear path until the summer season starts?

 

[gimmmick]

Here is hoping that galaxy has legs for the rest of the summer.

 

[kswiston]

Do we know what's between BvS and Cap 3 in 2016? Or is WB gonna have a clear path until the summer season starts?

2016 is too far away to have a concrete schedule outside of some tentpole films.

Beverley Hills Cop 4 is scheduled for Scheduled for the same weekend as Batman vs Superman, but I assume that is going to move. A sequel to Snow White and the Huntsman is scheduled for the weekend before Cap 3. Other than that, not much yet.

 

[RedStep]

All the overreactions I'd thought itd do bad due to word of mouth

I believe the CinemaScore was B overall and A for kids, so WOM should be fine. Easy to mix up forum nerd vitriol and actual audience reaction.

 

[Neoxon]

Here is hoping that galaxy has legs for the rest of the summer.

With good word of mouth, it probably will.

 

[DarkFlow]

I believe the CinemaScore was B overall and A for kids, so WOM should be fine. Easy to mix up forum nerd vitriol and actual audience reaction.

CinemaScore means nothing. TF4 had a A- and a million ways to die in the West got a B.

 

[FoneBone]

2016 is too far away to have a concrete schedule outside of some tentpole films.

Beverley Hills Cop 4 is scheduled for Scheduled for the same weekend as Batman vs Superman, but I assume that is going to move. A sequel to Snow White and the Huntsman is scheduled for the weekend before Cap 3. Other than that, not much yet.

It's not filled out (nothing scheduled for May 20th; only two films for August thus far), and many of the dates are subject to change, but there are actually quite a few films dated for 2016:

January (Details)
• The Forest (Focus) - 1/8
• Untitled Blumhouse Horror 2 (Uni.) - 1/8
• The Nut Job 2 (ORF) - 1/15
• Ride Along 2 (Uni.) - 1/15

February (Details)
• Gods of Egypt (LG/S) - 2/12
• How to Be Single (WB) - 2/12
• The Untitled Pets Project (Uni.) - 2/12
• Ben-Hur (2016) (Par.) - 2/26

March (Details)
• Peregrine's Home for Peculiars (Fox) - 3/4
• Untitled Disney Animation (2016) (BV) - 3/4
• Warcraft (Uni.) - 3/11
• Boss Baby (Fox) - 3/18
• The Divergent Series: Allegiant - Part 1 (LG/S) - 3/18
• Christ the Lord (Focus) - 3/23
• Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice (WB) - 3/25
• Beverly Hills Cop (2016) (Par.) - 3/25

April (Details)
• Clifford The Big Red Dog (Uni.) - 4/8
• The Best Man Wedding (Uni.) - 4/15
• The Huntsman (Uni.) - 4/22

May (Details)
• Captain America 3 (BV) - 5/6
• Universal R-Rated Comedy (Uni.) - 5/13
• Alice in Wonderland: Through the Looking Glass (BV) - 5/27
• X-Men: Apocalypse (Fox) - 5/27

June (Details)
• Sausage Party (Sony) - 6/3
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 (Par.) - 6/3
• Uncharted (Sony) - 6/10
• Finding Dory (BV) - 6/17
• How to Train Your Dragon 3 (Fox) - 6/17
• The Mummy (2016) (Uni.) - 6/24

July (Details)
• Angry Birds (Sony) - 7/1
• The BFG (BV) - 7/1
• Independence Day 2 (Fox) - 7/1
• Tarzan (2016) (WB) - 7/1
• Marvel Untitled (July 2016) (BV) - 7/8
• Ice Age 5 (Fox) - 7/15
• Untitled Next Bourne Chapter (Uni.) - 7/15
• King Arthur (2016) (WB) - 7/22
• Untitled Planet of the Apes (Fox) - 7/29

August (Details)
• Untitled DC Film (2016) (WB) - 8/5
• Untitled Smurfs Movie (Sony) - 8/5

September (Details)
• Ninjago (WB) - 9/23
• SPA TBA (2016) (Sony) - 9/23

October (Details)
• Live By Night (WB) - 10/7
• Monster High (Uni.) - 10/7
• A Monster Calls (Focus) - 10/14
• Jungle Book: Origins (WB) - 10/21
• Untitled Blumhouse Horror 3 (Uni.) - 10/21

November (Details)
• Skull Island (Uni.) - 11/4
• Trolls (Fox) - 11/4
• Sinister Six (Sony) - 11/11
• Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them (WB) - 11/18
• Untitled Disney Animation (Nov. 2016) (BV) - 11/23

December (Details)
• Alvin and the Chipmunks 4 (Fox) - 12/16
• Untitled Star Wars (BV) - 12/16
• Untitled Illumination Entertainment (2016) (Uni.) - 12/21

 

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It's not filled out (nothing scheduled for May 20th; only two films for August thus far), and many of the dates are subject to change, but there are actually quite a few films dated for 2016:

Awe man, turtles 2 comes out on my birthday. That's a Bummer.