The Most Family-Friendly Movies Earn More Money, Annual Movieguide® Report Shows
An annual box office analysis by a Christian conservative group has found once again that the most family-friendly movies with the most inspiring, cleanest content earn more money at the box office and on home video.
The 2012 Annual Report to the Entertainment Industry by the pro-family advocacy group Movieguide® shows that the most family-friendly movies averaged more than $40.7 million per movie in 2011 in America and Canada, but that the least family-friendly movies with the most offensive, obscene, or anti-family and immoral content averaged only about $19.8 million.
The study extensively analyzed the content of the top movies released by the major studios in Hollywood earning $750,000 or more, including the major independent studios.
“The evidence is abundantly clear,” said Dr. Ted Baehr, founder and publisher of Movieguide®. “Moviegoers greatly prefer family-friendly movies.”
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