VIP’s Access Productions is aggressively pursueing animated films' productions as our main specialty given its highly lucrative pontential. If you closely look at the chart below, you would recognize that independent studios are firmly in control of the highest earning franchises' productions in the last three decades.

Whether it's the new comers such as; "Illumination Entertainment, Pixar Studios (now part of Disney) or Dreamworks Animations (part of Universal Pictures), these independent studios own several of your favorites multi-billion dollar franchises and their productions' cost are usually below half of major studios budgets.

Could you name a movie from the list below which storyline dramatizes devastating consequences to earth and humanity should the heroes of the film went extinct in the real world? That threat actually exist... Wouldn’t such story strongly resonate with the audience if factual, thus, incite word to mouth to spread? Of course, it will.

That in fact is the movie which we are producing, not some silly fictional characters' film. If interested to invest in this project and wish to learn more about it, we would email you an "Executive Summary" analyzing every facet of this movie and the script. Don't hesitate to Contact us.

Rank	Released	Movie	Worldwide Box Office	Domestic Box Office	International Box Office
1	2013	Frozen	$1,272,469,910	$400,738,009	$871,731,901
2	2018	Incredibles 2	$1,227,539,569	$607,539,569	$620,000,000
3	2015	Minions	$1,162,781,621	$336,045,770	$826,735,851
4	2010	Toy Story 3	$1,069,666,004	$415,004,880	$654,661,124
5	2017	Despicable Me 3	$1,034,520,868	$264,624,300	$769,896,568
6	2016	Finding Dory	$1,021,350,883	$486,295,561	$535,055,322
7	2016	Zootopia	$1,019,706,594	$341,268,248	$678,438,346
8	1994	The Lion King	$986,332,275	$421,785,283	$564,546,992
9	2013	Despicable Me 2	$975,216,835	$368,065,385	$607,151,450
10	2004	Shrek 2	$937,008,132	$441,226,247	$495,781,885
11	2003	Finding Nemo	$936,429,370	$380,529,370	$555,900,000
12	2016	The Secret Life of Pets	$886,767,422	$368,384,330	$518,383,092
13	2012	Ice Age: Continental Drift	$879,765,137	$161,321,843	$718,443,294
14	2009	Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs	$859,701,857	$196,573,705	$663,128,152
15	2015	Inside Out	$856,712,469	$356,461,711	$500,250,758
16	2007	Shrek the Third	$807,330,936	$322,719,944	$484,610,992
17	2017	Coco	$800,095,617	$209,726,015	$590,369,602
18	2010	Shrek Forever After	$756,244,673	$238,736,787	$517,507,886
19	2012	Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted	$746,921,271	$216,391,482	$530,529,789
20	2013	Monsters University	$743,588,329	$268,488,329	$475,100,000
21	2009	Up	$731,463,377	$293,004,164	$438,459,213
22	2011	Kung Fu Panda 2	$664,837,547	$165,249,063	$499,588,484
23	2014	Big Hero 6	$652,127,828	$222,527,828	$429,600,000
24	2006	Ice Age: The Meltdown	$651,899,282	$195,330,621	$456,568,661
25	2016	Moana	$637,958,276	$248,757,044	$389,201,232
26	2016	Sing	$634,547,945	$270,329,045	$364,218,900
27	2008	Kung Fu Panda	$631,910,531	$215,434,591	$416,475,940
28	2007	Ratatouille	$626,549,695	$206,445,654	$420,104,041
29	2004	The Incredibles	$614,726,752	$261,441,092	$353,285,660
30	2014	How to Train Your Dragon 2	$614,586,270	$177,002,924	$437,583,346
31	1991	Beauty and the Beast	$608,431,132	$376,057,266	$232,373,866
32	2008	Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa	$599,680,774	$180,174,880	$419,505,894
33	2010	Tangled	$586,477,240	$200,821,936	$385,655,304
34	2013	The Croods	$573,068,425	$187,168,425	$385,900,000
35	2011	Cars 2	$560,155,383	$191,450,875	$368,704,508
36	2001	Monsters, Inc.	$559,757,719	$289,423,425	$270,334,294
37	2005	Madagascar	$556,559,566	$193,595,521	$362,964,045
38	2011	Puss in Boots	$554,987,477	$149,260,504	$405,726,973
39	2012	Brave	$554,606,532	$237,282,182	$317,324,350
40	2010	Despicable Me	$543,464,573	$251,513,985	$291,950,588
41	2008	WALL-E	$532,508,025	$223,808,164	$308,699,861
42	2007	The Simpsons Movie	$527,071,022	$183,135,014	$343,936,008
43	2016	Kung Fu Panda 3	$518,418,751	$143,528,619	$374,890,132
44	2018	Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation	$517,052,922	$167,031,784	$350,021,138
45	1999	Toy Story 2	$511,358,276	$245,852,179	$265,506,097
46	2017	The Boss Baby	$510,888,357	$175,003,033	$335,885,324
47	1992	Aladdin	$504,050,219	$217,350,219	$286,700,000
48	2012	Wreck-It Ralph	$496,511,521	$189,412,677	$307,098,844
49	2010	How to Train Your Dragon	$494,870,992	$217,581,232	$277,289,760
50	2014	Rio 2	$492,846,291	$131,538,435	$361,307,856
51	2001	Shrek	$491,812,794	$267,655,011	$224,157,783
52	2011	Rio	$487,519,809	$143,619,809	$343,900,000
53	2015	Hotel Transylvania 2	$469,500,298	$169,700,110	$299,800,188
54	2006	Cars	$461,651,246	$244,082,982	$217,568,264
55	2014	The Lego Movie	$457,729,388	$257,784,718	$199,944,670
56	1999	Tarzan	$448,191,819	$171,091,819	$277,100,000
57	2016	Ice Age: Collision Course	$403,092,412	$64,063,008	$339,029,404
58	2002	Ice Age	$386,116,343	$176,387,405	$209,728,938
59	2015	Home	$386,031,994	$177,397,510	$208,634,484
60	2006	Happy Feet	$385,000,317	$198,000,317	$187,000,000
61	2017	Cars 3	$383,549,151	$152,901,115	$230,648,036
62	2009	Monsters vs. Aliens	$381,687,380	$198,351,526	$183,335,854
63	2012	Hotel Transylvania	$378,505,812	$148,313,048	$230,192,764
64	2011	The Adventures of Tintin	$373,993,951	$77,591,831	$296,402,120
65	2004	Shark Tale	$371,917,043	$161,412,000	$210,505,043
66	2014	Penguins of Madagascar	$367,650,911	$83,350,911	$284,300,000
67	1995	Toy Story	$364,545,516	$191,796,233	$172,749,283
68	1998	A Bug's Life	$363,095,319	$162,798,565	$200,296,754
69	2000	Dinosaur	$356,148,063	$137,748,063	$218,400,000
70	2016	The Angry Birds Movie	$352,829,528	$107,509,366	$245,320,162
71	2012	Doctor Seuss' The Lorax	$350,976,753	$214,030,500	$136,946,253
72	2017	Kimi no na wa	$347,179,514	$5,000,181	$342,179,333
73	1995	Pocahontas	$347,100,000	$141,579,773	$205,520,227
74	2016	Trolls	$344,527,425	$153,707,064	$190,820,361
75	2006	Over the Hedge	$343,397,247	$155,019,340	$188,377,907
76	2015	The Good Dinosaur	$333,771,037	$123,087,120	$210,683,917
77	2008	Bolt	$328,015,029	$114,053,579	$213,961,450
78	1996	The Hunchback of Notre Dame	$325,500,000	$100,138,851	$225,361,149
79	2010	Megamind	$321,887,208	$148,415,853	$173,471,355
80	2009	Disney’s A Christmas Carol	$315,709,697	$137,855,863	$177,853,834
81	2017	The Lego Batman Movie	$310,692,896	$175,750,384	$134,942,512
82	2004	The Polar Express	$310,634,169	$186,493,587	$124,140,582
83	2005	Chicken Little	$310,043,823	$135,386,665	$174,657,158
84	2012	Rise of the Guardians	$306,900,902	$103,412,758	$203,488,144
85	1998	Mulan	$303,500,000	$120,620,254	$182,879,746
86	2008	Horton Hears a Who	$299,477,886	$154,529,439	$144,948,447
87	2017	Ferdinand	$289,867,087	$84,410,380	$205,456,707
88	2007	Bee Movie	$287,594,577	$126,631,277	$160,963,300
89	2013	Turbo	$286,896,578	$83,028,130	$203,868,448
90	2002	Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi	$274,949,886	$10,049,886	$264,900,000
91	2013	Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2	$274,392,649	$119,793,567	$154,599,082
92	2009	The Princess and the Frog	$270,997,378	$104,400,899	$166,596,479
93	2014	Mr. Peabody & Sherman	$269,806,430	$111,506,430	$158,300,000
94	1942	Bambi	$268,000,000	$102,797,000	$165,203,000
95	1950	Cinderella	$263,591,415	$85,000,000	$178,591,415
96	2013	Epic	$262,794,441	$107,518,682	$155,275,759
97	2005	Robots	$260,700,012	$128,200,012	$132,500,000
98	1997	Hercules	$250,700,000	$99,112,101	$151,587,899
99	2003	Brother Bear	$250,397,798	$85,336,277	$165,061,521
100	2015	The Peanuts Movie	$250,091,610	$130,178,411	$119,913,199

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