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Summer Box Office Predicition

It’s crazy to think we are here but the 2019 summer box office season is upon us. The Avengers are getting ready to assemble this weekend so let’s assemble a list of what the top 10 films could be at the box office this summer.

With that being said here is how I expect the box office will play out this summer:

1.) Avengers: Endgame

2.) The Lion King

3.) Toy Story 4

4.) Spider-Man: Far From Home

5.) Aladdin

6.) Secret Life of Pets 2

7.) Godzilla: King of Monsters

8.) Fast & the Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw

9.) Men In Black International

10.) Rocketman

DARK HORSES (No specific order)

1.) John Wick 3

2.) Dark Phoenix

3.) Annabelle Comes Home

Yes, I’m considering Avengers: Endgame as part of the summer box office because let’s be real…Avengers is the start of the summer season.

What do you think the Top 10 will be at the end of the summer box office?

-Nick

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