Other companies in ABC's portfolio include A&E, History, Lifetime, and ESPN. Sixth, they own ABC, one of the largest television production and distribution companies. Fifth, they own Lucasfilm and Marvel Studios, both of which are responsible for two of the largest film franchises, Star Wars and the Marvel Cinematic Universe, respectively. Fourth, they are responsible for a large number of live stageplays based on their films (remember 'The Lion King'? ).

Third, they own a well-known record label, Hollywood Records, with a vast label of artists, despite not being as large as Universal or Sony. Second, they own TWO major animation studios, Disney Animation and Pixar, the latter of which helped produce the first feature-length computer animated film. Here's why.įirst off, as of July 16, 2017, Disney makes up for about 22% of the box office, topping all of the other major studios.

They make brilliant risks, and have made Number 1 on this list for a reason.ĭisney is pretty much the future of film and overall media. It's brought back Batman into the Scene, has an array of some of the best Director's ever (Christopher Nolan etc) and has created 8 Solid Films based off a massive Book Series and made them all brilliant at a frequent level (Harry Potter, all 8 Movies were Solid) Jokes aside, this company has produced some of the best movies ever made. Hasn't been bought and overwritten by Disney yet, therefore making it the best haha. Don't get me wrong, Disney films are fantastic but we are looking for enough contents, not grosses. Marvel, Pixar, Lucasfilm) for content and remaking movies. The reason I do not vote for Disney is because Disney has limited content other than buying companies (eg. Warner Bros not only makes tons of amazing film franchises, but also the only companies that explores through every genre of movies and take risks of different contents.

Warner Bros is a out an out undefeated king of studios. Sony buying Warner Bros, after Paramount buying 20th Century Studios folded into rebranded Big Idea Entertainment and 20th Century Fox an Big Idea studio. Sony buys Warner Bros is now owned by Columbia Pictures for $50,000,000,000 for cash to make last Batman movie Batman: Antichrist, Batman dying on the Cross with nails bleeding his body parts come off with fire through it.

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