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What is this?
Fantasy Box Office Draft turns movie season into a friendly competition. Draft a slate of upcoming releases, review the pick order, and share a public scoreboard. Worldwide box office results refresh automatically, and round multipliers turn each movie's revenue into its scored total.
Example
A live draft board for movie season
Each player gets a roster, a running total, and a place on the scoreboard. Released movies count toward the standings, while upcoming titles without revenue stay visible as picks with no revenue yet.
- Project Hail Mary$250M
- Avengers: DoomsdayNo revenue yet
- Spider-Man: Brand New DayNo revenue yet
- Toy Story 5$650M
- Dune: Part ThreeNo revenue yet
- The OdysseyNo revenue yet
Worldwide revenue refreshes automatically as new data arrives.
Release status, domestic and foreign splits, and posters add context.
Pick analytics show where later movies would have been better picks.
How it works
From draft night to final standings
Owners set up and verify the draft. Everyone else can follow the shared standings without signing in.
- 1Sign in and create
The draft owner signs in, names the league, and chooses the scoring year.
Your group can still run draft night however it likes. - 2Upload the picks
Upload a player,title CSV in draft order. Add round,pick columns when you already have explicit values.
Legacy files get a proposed round size and overall-pick sequence. - 3Review and verify
Check inferred round boundaries and every proposed pick number before saving. Link or verify movies with IMDb when needed.
Uncertain player cadences always require an owner decision. - 4Fine-tune the draft
Configure round multipliers, reorder picks, add manual picks, and mark movies that will not release in the draft year.
Owner changes recompute scoring and pick analytics. - 5Publish and share
Preview the standings, make the draft public, and send its stable share link to the league.
Private drafts remain visible only to their owner. - 6Follow the standings
Revenue refreshes automatically. Each pick scores worldwide revenue multiplied by its round multiplier.
Public pages also show release data, revenue splits, analytics, and posters when available.