It was a feast or famine year at the box office in 2018, with several records being broken at the same time as several high-profile movies managed to severely under-perform. While 2018 was the first year in history to have three movies gross more than $600 million at the domestic box office, the bottom half of the domestic top 10 is currently separated by just $11.5 million. There is still a chance, sure, that some of this year’s late-December hits could sneak into the top 10 by the end of their run, like Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Aquaman and Mary Poppins Returns, but even while the bottom half could fluctuate, the top half is likely set in stone.
For this piece, we’ll be focusing on the domestic top 10 in 2018, not the worldwide charts, which almost seems moot anyway since most of the domestic top 10 is represented on the worldwide top 10 anyway, with the exception of two movies which I’ll point out later.
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For this piece, we’ll be focusing on the domestic top 10 in 2018, not the worldwide charts, which almost seems moot anyway since most of the domestic top 10 is represented on the worldwide top 10 anyway, with the exception of two movies which I’ll point out later.
Continue reading…
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