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a production budget of $140 million, and will release at the end of February—a month that typically plays host to movies that studios have little faith in.

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has a lot working against it. A little more than a month from release, the movie's official website is bare bones, and most press coverage for the film centers on a controversy about the movie's casting makeup. Throw in the fact that movies set in Egypt haven't been winners in recent years, and Gods is a likely flop.

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opener The Legend of Tarzan can be a successful summer blockbuster. There are reasons to be skeptical about that proposition.

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of Tarzan has had a troubled production, and the movie is reportedly still unfinished—which could suggest quality issues. The appeal of a live action Tarzan film also looks questionable in 2016, and a production budget of at least $180 creates the potential for big losses.

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is based on a PlayStation video game series. The picture hits theaters on April 29.

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video game series doesn't have a lot of pull at the moment, and it's uncertain if its characters have big screen appeal. Rachet and Clank was originally set for a 2015 release, but it was moved to 2016 in hopes of avoiding tough competition.

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take on the 1977 film of the same name.

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lineup of classics ripe for a modern incarnation, but not many people were clamoring for a new Pete's Dragon. That doesn't mean the film can't find success, but it could be a tough sell in 2016.

1977's Pete's Dragon; Image source: Disney

$100 million. The picture opens June 10.

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box off history. “Warcraft” has a legion of fans, but the brand may carry negative associations with broader audiences.

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Lions Gate only shouldered $10 million of Gods of Egypt's $140 million production budget. A flop would be bad, but it's not a huge risk for the company.

If The Legend of Tarzan craters, it could be painful for Time Warner because of the company's 2015 flop, Pan, but Warner otherwise looks to have a strong 2016 lineup.

Comcast's Rachet and Clank may not have a big budget, but a poor box office showing will have added sting if Warcraft also underperforms.

Disney's film division is strong enough that it can sustain some flops. As such, Pete's Dragon is unlikely to be a very important picture for the company.

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