User blog comment:UltimateBub/2014! The Marvel Year of Films/@comment-4276072-20120804193909/@comment-4446176-20120804212120

The thing is... how can we know Ant-Man will be succesful? Maybe people won't be interested in a man who can change size. I mean, I hope so, but I'm not totally sure. On the other hand, we have Captain America: The Winter Soldier, which I hope, with the new directors and stuff, gets even better. Later, we can't deny that Spider-Man is the most famous character in Marvel. What's keeping him from topping 2014 at the box office? A Hobbit and maybe the Transformers. Guardians of the Galaxy can be a total success, or a total flop. And I think X-Men: Days of Future Past will gather the entire X-Men fans just because of the Sentinels. I can't say how the critics will go, but, as I'm a box office fan, I predict this: 1. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (300-450 million U.S. - 900-1000 million worldwide) 2. X-Men Days of Future Past (200-250 million U.S. - 400-500 million worldwide) 3. Captain America: The Winter Soldier (200-250 million U.S. - 350-450 million worldwide) 4. Ant-Man (150-200 million U.S. - 300-450 million worldwide) 5. Guardians of the Galaxy (150-200 million U.S. - 300-400 million worldwide) Of course this numbers are just bare guessing, but I'm probably right at least with X-Men and Spider-Man.