It seems the fish has beaten the lion... I'm still amazed at Nemo's success, really. I mean, I liked it and all, but I don't think it's Pixar's, or Disney's, best. Anyways, here's the link for IMDB's thing: http://us.imdb.com/StudioBrief/#2
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'Finding Nemo' Sets All-Time Record
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imagineergurl
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It might have beaten it on the charts but it hasn't really beaten many of Disney's classics with inflation and all...
FutureCEO
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The Lion King made 328 and Nemo made 313 so the Lion King still rules for now.
Top Adjusted Animated Films of All Time
If ticket price inflation was taken into account when ranking top movies
#1: Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs (1937) with $610.5 million
#2: 101 Dalmatians (1961) with $589.0 million
#3: Mary Poppins (1964) with $520.8 million
#4: The Jungle Book (1967) with $484.6 million
#5: Fantasia (1940) with $465.0 million
#6: The Lion King (1994) with $419.1 million
#7: Sleeping Beauty (1959) with $406.9 million
#8: Bambi (1942) with $394.2 million
#9: Pinocchio (1940) with $377.5 million
#10: Cinderella (1950) with $349.9 million
#11: Lady and the Tramp (1955) with $312.0 million
#12: Finding Nemo (2003) with $309.9 million
#13: Aladdin (1992) with $293.3 million
#14: Song of the South (1946) wiht $288.6 million
#15: Toy Story 2 (1999) with $271.0 million
#16: Shrek (2001) $267.7 m $267.7 million
#17: Peter Pan (1953) with $255.5 million
#18: Monsters Inc. (2001) with $249.9 million
#19: Toy Story (1995) with $247.0 million
#20: Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) with $213.1 million
Top Adjusted Animated Films of All Time
If ticket price inflation was taken into account when ranking top movies
#1: Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs (1937) with $610.5 million
#2: 101 Dalmatians (1961) with $589.0 million
#3: Mary Poppins (1964) with $520.8 million
#4: The Jungle Book (1967) with $484.6 million
#5: Fantasia (1940) with $465.0 million
#6: The Lion King (1994) with $419.1 million
#7: Sleeping Beauty (1959) with $406.9 million
#8: Bambi (1942) with $394.2 million
#9: Pinocchio (1940) with $377.5 million
#10: Cinderella (1950) with $349.9 million
#11: Lady and the Tramp (1955) with $312.0 million
#12: Finding Nemo (2003) with $309.9 million
#13: Aladdin (1992) with $293.3 million
#14: Song of the South (1946) wiht $288.6 million
#15: Toy Story 2 (1999) with $271.0 million
#16: Shrek (2001) $267.7 m $267.7 million
#17: Peter Pan (1953) with $255.5 million
#18: Monsters Inc. (2001) with $249.9 million
#19: Toy Story (1995) with $247.0 million
#20: Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) with $213.1 million
I don't feel like Nemo lived up to the hype....not saying it was a bad movie...it was really good, just not fantastic. I also feel it was rushed to be finished, there aren't any original songs among other reasons for this feeling. I think it just did well cause there hasn't been to many kids movies this summer. Last summer I remember there was a new kids movie that came out every week for 2 months straight. That's why Lilo and Stitch wasn't a major blockbuster even though it's an excellent film
Couldn't have said better myself! :wave: