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Disney, is winning the box office average without any LLL movies while Warner Bros and Sony bring up the rear with ample foul language. |
Studio
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Language Code Percent | Box Office Avg. |
Disney |
|
$215,272,366 |
Paramount |
|
$131,688,228 |
Universal |
|
$112,361,579 |
Fox |
|
$94,785,568 |
Warner Bros. |
|
$90,134,116 |
Sony |
|
$71,834,840 |
Violence Compared to Studio Box Office 2013 |
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The major studios appear to be on a violence binge. In an era when many are calling for gun control, Hollywood appears to be out of control in its love for guns and explosions. |
Disney |
|
$215,272,366 |
Paramount |
|
$131,688,228 |
Universal |
|
$112,361,579 |
Fox |
|
$94,785,568 |
Warner Bros. |
|
$90,134,116 |
Sony |
|
$71,834,840 |
2013 Weekend Box Office Winners |
Jan 04 | Texas Chainsaw 3D | -4 |
|
Jan 11 | Zero Dark Thirty | -2 |
|
Jan 18 | Mama | -3 |
|
Jan 25 | Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters | -3 |
|
Feb 01 | Warm Bodies | -2 |
|
Feb 08 | Identity Thief | -2 |
|
Feb 15 | A Good Day to Die Hard | -2 |
|
Feb 22 | Identity Thief | -2 |
|
Mar 01 | Jack the Giant Slayer | +1 |
|
Mar 08 | Oz the Great and Powerful | +1 |
|
Mar 15 | Oz the Great and Powerful | +1 |
|
Mar 22 | The Croods | +1 |
|
Mar 29 | G.I. Joe: Retaliation | -1 |
|
Apr 05 | Evil Dead | -4 |
|
Apr 12 | 42 | -2 |
|
Apr 19 | Oblivion | -2 |
|
Apr 26 | Pain & Gain | -4 |
|
May 03 | Iron Man 3 | -1 |
|
May 10 | Iron Man 3 | -1 |
|
May 17 | Star Trek Into Darkness | -2 |
|
May 24 | Fast and Furious 6 | -2 |
|
May 31 | Fast and Furious 6 | -2 |
|
Jun 07 | The Purge | -3 |
|
Jun 14 | Man of Steel | -1 |
|
Jun 21 | Monsters University | +2 |
|
Jun 28 | Monsters University | +2 |
|
Jul 05 | Despicable Me 2 | +2 |
|
Jul 12 | Despicable Me 2 | +2 |
|
Jul 19 | The Conjuring | -2 |
|
Jul 26 | The Wolverine | -2 |
|
Aug 02 | 2 Guns | -3 |
|
Aug 09 | Elysium | -2 |
|
Aug 16 | The Butler | -2 |
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Aug 23 | Lee Daniels’ The Butler | -2 |
|
Aug 30 | One Direction: This is Us | -1 |
|
Sep 06 | Riddick | -3 |
|
Sep 13 | Insidious Chapter 2 | -3 |
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