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Landslide doesn't mean what it used to mean.
Given how polarized the US is today, we aren't going to see a candidate win 500 electoral college votes. But I would call 2008 (when Obama got 365 electoral college votes) a landslide. I just want to throw that out there, as I see posts cautioning people against thinking Clinton will win in a landslide.
By today's standard (or my perspective of today's standard), I suspect Clinton - as unpopular as she is - will win in a landslide, which I'll define as 350 or more electoral college votes.
Landslide means different things to different people, and different things at different times.
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