Hollywood Makes Movies for Themselves
Most people, when examining why Hollywood makes so many liberal films filled with sex, gore, drugs and other unwholesome things, simply say, "it's what people want" and "it's all about money."
Well, a new study from the publishers of Movieguide (20-years in the making!) reveals what most of us already knew... Hollywood makes message movies for their own sake and the real money is to be found in family-oriented movies where good is good and bad is bad. Moral equivalency need not apply.
According to the study, for 2007, "seven films with a G or PG rating earned more than $100 million at the domestic box office, and three PG-rated films ("Shrek the Third," $322 million; "National Treasure: Book of Secrets," $216 million; and "Alvin and the Chipmunks," $213 million) were among the year's top 10 earners."
In fact, only one R-rated film was in the top 10 grossing films. It was Frank Miller's 300. No moral equivalency in that movie, to be sure.
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