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Highest grossing non-DCEU/MCU film by directors

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Excludes DC and Marvel films outside said universes and these includes films with a confirmed release date. Jon Favreau ( Iron Man  and Iron Man 2 ) - The Lion King (2019), $1.662 billion Louis Leterrier ( The Incredible Hulk ) - Fast X  (2023), $727.7 million Kenneth Branagh ( Thor ) - Cinderella  (2015), $543.5 million Joe Johnston ( Captain America: The First Avenger ) - Jurassic Park III  (2001), $368.8 million Joss Whedon ( The Avengers ,  Avengers: Age of Ultron  and Justice League ) - Serenity  (2005), $40.4 million Shane Black ( Iron Man 3 ) - The Predator  (2018), $160.5 million Zack Snyder ( Man of Steel , Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice  and Justice League ) - 300  (2007), $454.2 million Alan Taylor ( Thor: The Dark World ) - Teminator Genisys  (2015), $440.6 million Anthony and Joe Russo ( Captain America: The Winter Soldier , Captain America: Civil War , Avengers: Infinity War , Avengers: Endgame , Avengers: Doomsda...

Greatest hits albums by millions sold

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Includes compilation albums. Eagles - Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975)  (1976, WMG) - 44 million The Beatles - 1  (2000, UMG) - 31 million Bob Marley and the Wailers - Legend: The Best of Bob & The Wailers  (1984, UMG) - 30 million ABBA - Gold: Greatest Hits  (1992, UMG) - 30 million Madonna - The Immaculate Collection  (1990, WMG) - 30 million Queen - Greatest Hits  (1981, UMG / WMG) - 25 million Journey - Greatest Hits  (1988, SMG) - 25 million Elton John - Greatest Hits  (1974, UMG) - 24 million Michael Jackson - History: Past, Present and Future  (1995, SMG) - 22 million Celine Dion - All the Way... A Decade of Song  (1999, SMG) - 22 million Bon Jovi - Cross Road  (1994, UMG) - 21 million Andrew Bocelli - Romanza  (1997, UMG) - 20 million

First album by a Big Four band in either grunge or Britpop

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Both music scenes defined the Nineties for the United States and the United Kingdom respectively. Pulp (Britpop) - It  (1983) Soundgarden (grunge) - Ultramega OK  (1988) Nirvana (grunge) - Bleach  (1989) Alice in Chains (grunge) - Facelift  (1990) Blur (Britpop) - Leisure  (1991) Suede (Britpop) - Suede  (1993) Pearl Jam (grunge) - Ten (1991) Oasis (Britpop) - Definitely Maybe  (1994)

Every streaming service owned by the four major film companies

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As in Comcast (Universal and Focus), Skydance (Paramount and Warner Bros.), Disney (Disney and 20th Century) and Sony (Columbia and Tristar). Comcast - Peacock and Now Skydance - Paramount+ and HBO Max Disney - Disney+ and Hulu Sony - Crunchyroll and Sony Pictures Core