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The Big Six- Distributed Films in 2016
Sony
- Smurfs: The Lost Village
- Passengers
- Inferno
- The Magnificent Seven
- Sausage Party
- Ghostbusters
- The Shallows
- Angry Birds
- Money Monster
- The Broters Grimsby
Warner Bros.
- Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
- Suicide Squad
- Batman vs. Superman
- Storks
- Sully
- The Accountant
- The Conjuring
- The Legend of Tarzan
- Light Out
- Live by Night
20th Century Fox
- Deadpool
- Trolls
- X-Men: Apocalypse
- A Cure for Wellness
- Assassin's Creed
- Independence Day: Resurgence
- Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
- Mike and Dave need wedding dates
- Kung-Fu Panda 3
- Why Him?
- Ice Age: Collision Course
Paramount
- Star Trek Beyond
- Allied
- Be-Hur
- Arrival
- Fences
- Jack Reacher: Never Go Back
- Silence
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
- Monster Trucks
- Florence Foster Jenkins
- Moana
- Finding Dory
- Zootopia
- Alice Through the Looking Glass
- Pete's Dragon
- Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
- The BFG
- The Jungle Book
- The Finest Hours
- Queen of Katwe
Universal
- Secret Life of Pets
- Warcraft
- The Purge: Election Year
- The Huntsman: Winters War
- Hail, Caeser!
- Bridget Jones' Baby
- Ouija: Origin of Evil
- Ride Along 2
- The Boss
- Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising
Lionsgate
- LaLa Land
- Deep Water Horizon
- Patriots Day
- The Choice
- Now You See Me 2
- Nerve
- Boo! A Madea Halloween
- Dirty Grandpa
- Gods of Egypt
- Norm of the North
MGM
- Me Before You
- Ben-Hur
- How to be Single
- Barbershop: The Next Cut
- The Belko Experiment
- The Magnificent Seven
TV Drama and Film Industry
The top 5 grossing films of 2016 are :
- Finding Dory with a gross profit of $486,295,561, it was released 6/7/2017 and its distributor is Walt Disney Studios
- Rogue One: A Star Wars Story with a gross profit of $424,987,707 it was released 12/16/2016 and its distributor is Walt Disney Studios
- Captain America: Civil War with a gross profit of $408,084,349, it was released 5/6/2016 and its distributor is Walt Disney Studios
- The Secret Life of Pets with a gross profit of $368,384,330 it was released 7/8/2016 and its distributor is Universal Studios
- The Jungle Book with a gross profit of $364,001,1237 it was released 4/15/2016 and its distributor is Walt Disney Studios
The big six are all of the mainstream film companies which distribute the expensive and well advertised films. The companies within the big 6 are: Warner Bros. Pictures, 20th Century Fox, Paramount Pictures, Universal Pictures, Sony Pictures and Walt Disney Studios. There are many genres for films such as: western, horror, thriller, romance, comedy, action, animation, fiction etc which all appeal to different audiences.
The Secret Life of Pets and Finding Dory were both created with children as their target audience and were released during the school summer holidays so children had time to go to the cinema and watch the films. All of the films listed are produced by companies within the big 6, which shows that Indie distributors do not produce high budget films that gain high profits. This is very different to Blockbuster films which produce high budget films with a very large profit. Two of the top five films are sequels from other films which shows that they have control over a specific audience who are fans of the original films or are interested in the narrative that runs throughout.
Release Date Schedule:
DECEMBER 2016
December 2 (Friday)
Release Date Schedule:
DECEMBER 2016
December 2 (Friday)
Incarnate
Jackie (Limited)
Things to Come (Limited)
Jackie (Limited)
Things to Come (Limited)
December 9 (Friday)
Office Christmas Party
Burn Country (Limited)
La La Land (Limited)
Sugar Mountain (Limited)
Burn Country (Limited)
La La Land (Limited)
Sugar Mountain (Limited)
December 16 (Friday)
Collateral Beauty
La La Land (Expands)
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Fences (Limited)
A Kind of Murder (Limited)
Neruda (Limited)
Solace (Limited)
La La Land (Expands)
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Fences (Limited)
A Kind of Murder (Limited)
Neruda (Limited)
Solace (Limited)
December 21 (Wednesday - Christmas Week)
Assassin's Creed
Passengers
Sing
The Autopsy of Jane Doe (Limited)
Barry (Limited)
Julieta (Limited)
Patriots Day (Limited)
Passengers
Sing
The Autopsy of Jane Doe (Limited)
Barry (Limited)
Julieta (Limited)
Patriots Day (Limited)
December 23 (Friday)
Why Him?
I, Daniel Blake (Limited)
A Monster Calls (Limited)
Silence (Limited)
I, Daniel Blake (Limited)
A Monster Calls (Limited)
Silence (Limited)
December 25 (Sunday - Christmas Day)
Fences (Expands)
20th Century Women (Limited)
Gold (Limited)
Hidden Figures (Limited)
Live By Night (Limited)
Toni Erdmann (Limited)
20th Century Women (Limited)
Gold (Limited)
Hidden Figures (Limited)
Live By Night (Limited)
Toni Erdmann (Limited)
December 28 (Wednesday)
Paterson (Limited)
JANUARY 2017
January 6 (Friday)
January 13 (Friday)
The Bye Bye Man
Live By Night (Expands)
Monster Trucks
Sleepless
Alone in Berlin (Limited)
The Book of Love (Limited)
The Crash (Limited)
Go North (Limited)
Live By Night (Expands)
Monster Trucks
Sleepless
Alone in Berlin (Limited)
The Book of Love (Limited)
The Crash (Limited)
Go North (Limited)
January 20 (Friday)
January 27 (Friday)
FEBRUARY 2017
February 1 (Wednesday)
The Lure (Limited)
February 3 (Friday)
Rings
The Space Between Us
The Comedian (Limited)
I Am Not Your Negro (Limited)
Wheeler (Limited)
Youth in Oregon (Limited)
The Space Between Us
The Comedian (Limited)
I Am Not Your Negro (Limited)
Wheeler (Limited)
Youth in Oregon (Limited)
February 10 (Friday)
February 17 (Friday)
February 24 (Friday)
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