Top 10 Movie Franchises at 6 Major Hollywood Studios, from Disney to Universal, which deserve an immersive experience of their own!

Are you excited to learn about those Top 10 Movie Franchises at 6 Major Hollywood Studios that deserve their own real-world experience? Because we certainly are!

In the past years, Hollywood Studios including Disney, Paramount, Warner Bros., etc. have gone above and beyond to bring out the best movie franchises. From “The Wizarding World of Harry Potter” to “Marvel’s Avengers”, to “Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge”, these Hollywood Studios have done an amazing job of bringing these massive franchises to the world. Not just these, there are hundreds of other major franchises that deserve the same, or even more recognition.

Disney in particular is the box-office champion of the year 2019, with over 38% domestic market share, and has 4 movies in the top 5 earners both globally and domestically. However, it wasn’t always like this because back in 2016, Universal Studios was at the top of the market. In 2014, it was Fox, while in 2013; Warner bros were the talk of the town. In 2012, Sony; whereas in 2011, Paramount was at the top of the charts.

These major Hollywood Studios have built up a large collection of popular assets that tend to attract an audience of every age and gender. “Marvel’s: Avengers: Endgame”, “Captain America”, and “Toy Story 4” are some of the most popular names.

Check out the list of the Top 10 Movie Franchises at 6 Major Hollywood Studios, including Disney, Paramount, Universal, Warner bros., etc. that deserve massive attention!

1. Saturday Night Live:

Saturday Night Live is one of the oldest and longest-running comedy late-night shows in the history of Hollywood television. Its popularity is unmatched and can be defined by the number of generations that this incredible program has made smile over the past years. The show is joined by unbelievably talented performers and celebrities every night. SNL allows people to get selfies with some of this program’s most iconic props and set designs, while also providing them with some exclusive “behind-the-scenes” look at the series throughout the years.

2. Breaking Bad:

If you haven’t been living under a rock, you would probably already know about this popular Netflix cinematic sequel of El Camino. This show is still considered one of the benchmarks in television storytelling. The fandom of Breaking Bad has attracted the attention of a large audience, mainly because of the villainous nature of the characters in the show, and also the subject matter that’s on display. Perhaps a special “Breaking Bad Museum” could make the fans happier, showcasing all the iconic moments from the show, BTS moments, and the most memorable props. I mean, we would all love to go there, won’t we?

3. Stranger Things:

This is probably my personal favorite and why wouldn’t it be? The plot? 10/10! The characters? 10/10! If you are also a Stanger Things fan like us, you might have already seen plenty of haunted attraction spinoffs in your town related to this show. “Stranger things” is a full-blown cultural phenomenon that has everyone gasping and wanting more. Do you think that Netflix needs to make a theme park revolving around the subject of this show? It’s a shame that they don’t already have it because my, my, I would be the first one to visit.

4. Blade Runner:

Blade Runner seems to be one of the best immersive attractions that came to life. As this franchise doesn’t have worldwide recognition or a fan base like “Star Wars” or “Marvel’s Avengers”, a separate them park for this movie franchise isn’t justifiable. However, we would love to see a section of this in Warner Bros.’ expanding global theme park because it will totally bring in all the loyal sci-fi fans in multitudes.

5. Star Wars:

It was reported that Disney had always been confident in the Star Wars franchise getting hit. And they aren’t wrong because aside from Disney’s “Solo”, every Star Wars from the Disney era has grossed over 1 Billion USD worldwide. A new trilogy that is written and produced by the incredibly talented “Game of Thrones” showrunners D.B Weiss and David Benioff has begun in 2022. December’s “The Rise of Skywalker” is also predicted to fall in this category very soon.

6. Pixar:

Who doesn’t love Pixar? The animation studio that the famous Holly wood Studio, Disney, acquired in the year 2006 is officially on box-office roll. “Toy Story 4” has already made over 1 Billion USD this year and the much-awaited sequel “The Incredibles 2” is probably the highest-grossing movie in the US and in the world! Disney’s animation studio has never disappointed, considering 2016’s “Finding Dory” that made over 1 Billion USD, and 2017’s “Coco” and 2015’s “Inside Out” both made a splendid amount of $800 worldwide.

7. Fast and Furious:

Fast and Furious is one of the most famous and widely-watched movie franchises in the entire world. It is safe to say that the hype of this film series was real because “Furious 7” and “The Fate of the Furious” both acquired a gross income of $1 billion worldwide. We already have high hopes if the brand decides to launch the 9th Installment next year.

8. Jurassic World:

You won’t be surprised to know that Jurassic World, with 1.6 billion USD worldwide, is included in one of the highest-grossing films of all time. The franchise released a sequel the previous year and it effortlessly acquired an impressive amount of $1.3 billion, while the third part hit the theaters in 2021.

9. Marvel Cinematic Universe:

Marvel Cinematic Universe is by far the biggest franchise in the Hollywood Film Industry of all time, and we aren’t surprised. With over $22.5 billion earned through 23 movies in 11 years, this franchise is seemingly impossible to beat. “Avengers: Endgame” is the highest-grossing film of all time, to date.

10. Dreamworks Animation Studio:

Even though this Studio couldn’t make such massive hits like Pixar, it really has some of the best-animated movies of all time, including the “Despicable Me” series, which 3rd sequel alone grossed over $1 billion. This series super-cute spinoff “Minions” also made more than $1 billion worldwide. Dreamworks Animation Studio also gave birth to more masterpieces, including “Madagascar”, “Shrek”, “Kung-fu Panda”, and “How to Train a Dragon” series.

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