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So you’ve seen Guardians of the Galaxy, right? Of course you have – almost everyone has by now, or so it seems at least.
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Maybe The Hunger Games or Interstellar but I don't think the others will do as much. Now when spring and summer comes and some of the bigger movies come out then maybe.
Well... I mean if we are talking the big picture... overall box office, then the numbers of Guardians of the Galaxy are quite beatable, but not by any film coming out this year...
at this point guardians of the galaxy is the most successful film in the box office for 2014 and that will remain for good. the only film i think has a possible chance of beatting guardians is interstellar since it is a chritopher nolan film and people might think its another inception film and its in imax but i dont think it will be enough to be guardians which is pretty locked at the top spot.