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:Hilighted: films which earned more than 2009’s ''Avatar'' | :Hilighted: films which earned more than 2009’s ''Avatar'' | ||
− | :[Below is a bar chart that show the total box office revenue by year (for the US – not clear from the text, but it is US only). The years (starting at 2010) are shown down to the left, and the squares form a bar. Some movies (the box office record holder?) is mentioned, and it’s part of that years box office is shown by making the relevant part of the last squares in the bar become dark gray. These movies are mentioned by name, and from the name a line is marking which square/year they belong to. Those movies that have earned more than Avatar are highlighted in an even brighter yellow square. From about 1980 the data for total box office seems to disappear, the squares becoming brighter and brighter until in 1975 they are completely white, and in 1974 they are only white outlines of squares and then they are gone. However, the squares representing top box office movies still continue to be dark gray, and there continues to be box office hits mentioned all the way back to Snow White in 1937. First will be mentioned the given years from top to bottom – these are written just below the bigger five years markings (on the left), then a note written further left between the 1965 marking down to 1960, and finally all mentioned | + | :[Below is a bar chart that show the total box office revenue by year (for the US – not clear from the text, but it is US only). The years (starting at 2010) are shown down to the left, and the squares form a bar. Some movies (the box office record holder?) is mentioned, and it’s part of that years box office is shown by making the relevant part of the last squares in the bar become dark gray. These movies are mentioned by name, and from the name a line is marking which square/year they belong to. Those movies that have earned more than Avatar are highlighted in an even brighter yellow square. From about 1980 the data for total box office seems to disappear, the squares becoming brighter and brighter until in 1975 they are completely white, and in 1974 they are only white outlines of squares and then they are gone. However, the squares representing top box office movies still continue to be dark gray, and there continues to be box office hits mentioned all the way back to Snow White in 1937. First will be mentioned the given years from top to bottom – these are written just below the bigger five years markings (on the left), then a note written further left between the 1965 marking down to 1960, and finally all mentioned moves from top to bottom (these are on the right of the chart)] |
::2010 2005 2000 1995 1990 1985 1980 1975 1970 1965 1960 1955 1950 1945 1940 1935 | ::2010 2005 2000 1995 1990 1985 1980 1975 1970 1965 1960 1955 1950 1945 1940 1935 | ||
::No annual box office data found | ::No annual box office data found |