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[dvd-discuss] 2001 Best year ever for movies
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- Date: Wed, 06 Mar 2002 00:04:30 -0500
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>"This is a worldwide phenomenon for us, where admissions are going up
during a time of economic
>challenge," he said. Valenti called last year the "greatest box office
year in film history," with total receipts
>of $8.41 billion. A record 20 films reached the $100 million mark,
with five reaching $200 million.
>The average cost to make and market films from major film studios
decreased 4 percent last year to $78.7
>million. That's an average of $47.7 million to produce a movie and $31
million for prints and advertising,
>Valenti said.
How many films did the major film studios make in 2001? By the "two out
of ten" guide, around 100?
mickeym