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Which movies will make a billion dollars worldwide in 2026?

EntertainmentYearly7mo
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Current community forecast
Manifold Markets
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie 99%
Leader of 11 outcomes
Forecasters

38

Question type

multiple choice

Methodology

Play-money forecasting platform

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Forecast

Market data

Updated 8 minutes ago

Jan 14, 26, 4:16 PMJan 30, 27, 11:59 PM

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Outcome24hChance

Selected outcome

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie99%

Rules

Resolution criteria

Manifold Markets
  • This market resolves YES for any movie that reaches a worldwide box office gross of $1 billion USD or higher and was released by December 31, 2026.
  • Resolution will be determined using verified box office data from Box Office Mojo or similar authoritative sources.
  • Each answer resolves independently—multiple movies can resolve YES if they each cross the $1 billion threshold.
  • If any movie is still in theaters in 2027 and hits the 1 billion mark next year, but was released in 2026, it still resolves YES.
  • In 2025, only four movies surpassed $1 billion: "Zootopia 2," "Avatar: Fire and Ash," "Lilo & Stitch," and China's "Ne Zha 2.”

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Rules

Resolution criteria

Manifold Markets
  • This market resolves YES for any movie that reaches a worldwide box office gross of $1 billion USD or higher and was released by December 31, 2026.
  • Resolution will be determined using verified box office data from Box Office Mojo or similar authoritative sources.
  • Each answer resolves independently—multiple movies can resolve YES if they each cross the $1 billion threshold.
  • If any movie is still in theaters in 2027 and hits the 1 billion mark next year, but was released in 2026, it still resolves YES.
  • In 2025, only four movies surpassed $1 billion: "Zootopia 2," "Avatar: Fire and Ash," "Lilo & Stitch," and China's "Ne Zha 2.”