Here’s a list of the five highest-earning movies of 2018:
- Avengers Infinity War
- Black Panther
- Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
- Incredibles 2
- Bohemian Rhapsody
All except Jurassic World are Disney productions. Clearly, Disney is king of the blockbuster. Over the past six years, its average film has raked in $1.2 billion at the box office.
all that Netflix original content better pan out or it's a wrap. They'll probably have to be a production company
But you are comparing Apples to Oranges
Netflix is providing on demand content at home for a subscription customer = continuous monthly revenue
The movies you mentioned are for people who are going to watch a movie in a theater = one time or single serve revenue
Those movies are all great. But at 140 million subscribers x $10 a month, Netflix is making/projecting different money. If you are basing it JUST on these movies (which I understand that Disney+ will be more than movies

) Netflix is putting out Black Panther's Worldwide numbers every single month.
Don't get me wrong, Disney is a juggernaut and can afford to treat streaming as a loss leader (
Disney is Treating Streaming as a Loss Leader - Market Brothers Media ) so I'm not saying Netflix will be better than Disney. I think they are catering to two different audiences.
What people don't realize, or rather don't mention, is that Disney+ coming about doesn't mean people will inherently drop Netflix entirely. They aren't competing for a time slot (like a movie). Lots of people, myself included, have subscriptions to several networks. The 6.99 a month for Disney+ will be an addition to what I subscribe to, not the decision to all that I subscribe to.