Movies

     First thing's first, I'm going to say a little history about the theater, then most grossing films of 2014, 

     Augusté and Louis Lumiére began working at their father's photographic workshop, Louis as a physicist  and Augusté as a administrator. From 1892 the brothers began working on the possibility of photographing motion pictures. Their father brought them the Kinetoscopio, they examined and they created an appliance that served as camera and projector, as the cinematographer. The first movie that the Lumieré's brothers did at March 22, 1895 named "Leaving the Lumière Factory workers in Lyon Monplaisir". In 1903 patented a process for making color photographs, the Lumière Autochrome, released in 1907. Over time, Louis Lumière continued inventing their experiences and photography photorama relief. He was awarded honorary doctorates from the University of Bern. Augusté Lumière Meanwhile, he continued his studies in biochemistry and physiology.

     The most grossing films of 2014 are:

1. Transformers: Age of Extinction (make 1,065 billion dollars)
2. Maleficent (make 747 million dollars)
3. X-men: Days of Future Past (make 744 million dollars)
4. Captain America: The winter Soldier (make 714 million dollars)
5. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (make 708 million dollars)
6. How to Train Your Dragons (make 585 million dollars)
7. The Planet of The Apes: Confrontation (make 555 million dollars) 
8. Godzilla (make 508 million dollars)
9. Guardians of The Galaxy (507 million dollars)
10. Rio 2 (make 496 million dollars)

   

     What I see is the most grossing films are of Action or Comedy. I don't know you, but those movies are the best. Some people say that Mystery  Movies are the best, but now they don't make them too scary. I don't like the Mystery Movies because I'm always scare, so I don't wanna look like these  

I love Action Movies because they entertain me and Comedy too because I'm laughing all the time.  Thanks to Lumiére's brothers I can see all the new movies of Action and Comedy. If there were no Theaters, we had to buy the movies, I mean spend more money.  Thanks to them we spent only $6.50 to see the movie and we can think about it for buy it. SO, THANK YOU.