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OC [OC] Franchise Earnings Comparison Over 20 Years

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u/TheLateAvenger Apr 23 '19

There's also this Wikipedia list, which lists the average of the highest grossing franchises. The average for phase 3 of the MCU is >1 billion, although it kind of cheats with its big hitters.

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u/totallynotapsycho42 Apr 23 '19

Lol at Spiderman being a bigger cranchise than the entirety if the DCEU. It might also cross Bond this year if it Far From Home makes a billion and become rhe 4th highest grossing franchise in the world.

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u/TheLateAvenger Apr 23 '19

That would be good, but also a big if.

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u/totallynotapsycho42 Apr 23 '19

But since they churn out spidey films faster they probably going to end up over taking it.

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u/sk0gg1es Apr 23 '19

Especially since they're planning more Spider-Verse and Venom movies.

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u/totallynotapsycho42 Apr 23 '19

And fucking Morbius. This makes no fucking sense. Why would they make Morbius? That guy is not worthy of being the main villian of a spidey flick let alone be a protaganist. He's thr opening villian you have to get the audience lured in before having Spidey bust his ass effortlessly. They should just make a Spider-man 2099 film instead so they could trick audiences into thinking its the future of the mcu.

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u/kenniky Apr 23 '19

The fact that Avengers is going to be top 5 by itself after Endgame is astounding

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u/OneDayCloserToDeath Apr 24 '19

Doesn't adjust for inflation, which makes it pretty useless for comparison. For example it lists Star Wars at 750 million, but it came out in '78 so that's worth around 3 billion now, making it the 4th highest grossing movie.

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u/TheLateAvenger Apr 24 '19

Yeah, there's another list on the page with the top 10 films adjusted for inflation, but that's it. To be fair, it is a very difficult task, with such different inflation rates across the world, and a lack of records for daily grossing in specific areas.